FRIENDLY PARASAUROLOPHUS #36

🦕 Parasaurolophus 🦖 Realistic 🕰️ Jurassic 🦕 Herbivore 🦕

A smoking volcano rises in the background of this coloring page, framed by curled fern fronds on one side and two palm trees with a patch of tall grass on the other. In front of it stands a young Parasaurolophus, front legs together, head turned with a wide open smile and a big round eye. Its back and long tail, which curls along the ground, are marked with a row of oval spots of different sizes. Two rounded rocks sit near its feet, one on each side of the scene. The outline is thick and even across the whole drawing, leaving broad smooth areas over the dino's neck, crest and body that are easy for small hands to fill in. The oval spots on the back and tail call for a little more care, as do the curled ferns and the layered palm leaves. That balance of large open shapes and a few smaller details makes this printable suit both a first-timer and a child who likes to take their time, for around twenty to thirty minutes of coloring. On this printable coloring page, it helps to color the volcano's smoke and the fern curls first, since they're easy to skip once the big flat areas of the dino take over. Print it on thick paper, around 170-200 gsm, at A4 size, so felt-tip pens won't bleed through.