HUNTING QUETZALCOATLUS #6

Wings stretched wide, this Quetzalcoatlus flies with a small fish gripped in its long pointed beak. One leg is tucked beneath its body while the other trails behind, showing it is mid-flight rather than perched. Behind it a volcano puffs a curling cloud of smoke, and the ground below is dotted with palm trees, ferns with coiled fronds, and rounded boulders sitting in the grass. The linework on this coloring page stays bold and rounded across the body and wings, leaving large open shapes that are easy to fill with crayon or marker. The ferns, the volcano's smoke, and the fish's small scales call for a steadier hand. Plan on about twenty minutes for the big shapes, longer if the background details get the same care. This dino page suits a young beginner on the wings just as well as an older child working through the finer bits. Start with the Quetzalcoatlus's wings before moving to the ferns and the volcano's smoke, so the light details stay clean. For printing this coloring page, choose a heavier 200gsm A4 sheet so markers won't bleed through.

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