FIGHTING PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS #11
A dino with a rounded, ridged dome on its head stands calmly on all four legs, mouth slightly open in a smile. Its back and low-hanging tail are covered in dozens of oval spots of different sizes. Two palm trees frame the scene, a volcano puffs smoke between them under a radiating sun, and clumps of ferns along with a few round rocks fill out the ground on both sides. This coloring page pairs quick, open shapes with slow, fiddly ones: the head, legs and palm fronds fill in fast, while the scattered oval spots across the back reward a steady hand and a fine-tip marker. It suits children from about 6-7 for the simpler parts, and older kids or teens who want to shade every spot individually. Expect 30 to 45 minutes for a carefully finished printable. Vary the shade slightly from one oval to the next instead of using one flat color, and the spotted back will read with real depth. The smoking volcano and sun rays behind the dino also take softer pencil work well. Print this coloring page on A4 or letter-size 200gsm paper so felt-tip pens and layered pencil don't bleed through or wrinkle.
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