BABY PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS #24

The tail curls out to the left, dotted with a few round spots, and leads the eye up to a young dinosaur standing on four short legs, facing almost straight ahead. Its domed head is covered in small oval and round bumps from the forehead down to the cheeks, above a pair of big round eyes and a closed, smiling mouth. On either side stands a palm tree, with fan-shaped leaves reaching up from the ground; behind them a volcano puffs smoke on the left and a sun with rays sits on the right, while rounded pebbles are scattered across the ground line. This printable coloring page mixes two scales of detail: the small bumps on the skull, best filled one at a time with a fine-tip marker, and large smooth areas — belly, legs, leaves, volcano smoke — that fill in quickly with a broad marker or crayon. That combination suits a child who likes big zones just as much as one who enjoys picking out every bump, and the whole dino with its background takes about twenty to thirty minutes to finish. Coloring the small bumps first, before the broad areas, keeps the fine marker from smudging into work already done in crayon. For printing, standard A4 paper at 200gsm holds up well against markers without the ink bleeding through.

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Baby Pachycephalosaurus