DIPLODOCUS AT LAKE #30

A volcano sends up a thin plume of smoke between palm trees, while in front of it a diplodocus lowers its long neck to drink from a lake. Its snout rests on the water, rippling small circles outward. Rounded oval spots cover its back and its tail, which curls upward behind it. Standing on four sturdy legs in the shallow water, it has a round eye and a calm smile. Ferns and scattered pebbles line the shore around it. The linework stays clean and closed: the spotted back gives wide, easy shapes, while the ferns and palm fronds need steadier hands for their many small leaflets. This printable coloring page suits a first-timer on the body and a patient colorist on the background. Expect about twenty minutes for the main shapes, longer for each fern leaflet. Start with the back spots before tackling the dense ferns behind. This dino coloring page, ready to print, works best on heavier paper, at least 160 gsm, so felt-tip work near the water doesn't warp the sheet.

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Diplodocus at Lake