LONG NECK BRACHIOSAURUS #19

Rows of nested circles and spirals cover the back and thighs of this brachiosaurus, whose long neck stretches straight up into a palm tree it seems ready to nibble, smiling with one small round eye turned skyward. Four thick, column-like legs stand among faceted rocks and clumps of grass, with a small puddle between the front feet. Behind it, palm trees of different heights frame a volcano puffing smoke over a line of distant hills, and the tail curves gently to the right. This printable coloring page mixes large, easy sections - the belly, the thighs, the palm trunks - with the tighter circle patterns running down the spine, which take a steadier hand. Younger children can stick to the open areas and come back to the circles later; the whole scene, smoke plume included, takes roughly twenty to thirty minutes to finish. Since the back pattern repeats itself, working through the circles in the same order each time keeps things from getting confusing, and it helps to leave the thin volcano smoke for last since it's the most delicate line on the page. Print this coloring page at A4 size on at least 200gsm paper so marker ink won't bleed through.

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Long Neck Brachiosaurus