DEFENDING STEGOSAURUS #27
A young stegosaurus with a calm smile walks on four sturdy legs, its head turned left, flanked by two leafy palm trees. Two rows of rounded plates run along its back down to a raised tail that ends in spikes. Oval spots cover its body, and the ground shows pebbles, a fern with curled fronds, and in the background a small volcano puffing a cloud of smoke above gentle hills, with a sun peeking between the palm fronds on the right. The thick, rounded outline opens up large areas on the belly, legs and volcano, ideal for a first coloring page without the risk of going over the lines. The body spots, the back plates and the foreground pebbles call for more patience with a fine marker, for anyone who enjoys repeated detail. Plan on a good half hour to finish the whole scene. Since the plates repeat in two clear rows, alternating two close shades on each one instantly gives depth to the dino's back without touching the rest of the drawing. Printed on A4 paper of at least 200 gsm, this printable page holds up better to markers without the ink bleeding through.
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