BABY PTERANODON #11
This coloring page shows a baby Pteranodon perched inside a woven nest of branches and leaves, resting on a base of rounded stones. A small crest curves back from its head, its big round eyes and open smiling mouth give it a playful look, and one folded wing with a clawed membrane spreads along its side. Two tall palm trees rise behind the nest, fern fronds with jagged leaflets crowd both sides, and a smoking volcano sits on the horizon to the right. The linework changes a lot across the scene: the baby dino's body is drawn with thick, bold outlines and large open shapes, so a first-time colorer can stay inside the lines without trouble, while the woven nest, the fern fronds, and the stacked rocks break into many smaller sections. Expect around twenty minutes if a child only tackles the character, closer to an hour for anyone who also wants to finish the foliage and the volcano. Because the nest sits at the center, work it first, strand by strand, before moving to the wider surfaces of the baby dino — the small woven loops are easier to track before the page fills up. Print this coloring page on 200gsm A4 paper so felt-tip pens and markers won't bleed through.
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