PARASAUROLOPHUS FAMILY #8

A big Parasaurolophus stands smiling, its long crest curving back over its neck, while a smaller Parasaurolophus rests right against its front legs, wearing the same backward crest and the same scattered oval spots down its back and tail. Coconut palms rise on both sides of the frame, ferns and broad leaves fill the ground, round boulders sit here and there, and a volcano puffs a thick cloud of smoke between the trees under a few drifting clouds. The lines stay clean and even, with no messy cross-hatching. The two dinosaur bodies leave large, open spaces that are simple to fill in, making this a comfortable coloring page for a child just starting out with crayons. The palm fronds, ferns, stacked rocks, and the volcano's smoke plume ask for more patience and suit someone who enjoys finishing every corner. Expect a good half hour of work if the whole background gets colored in too. Since the adult and the baby dino share the same spot pattern, keeping their color scheme matching makes the family connection read clearly on the page. This printable coloring page works nicely on A4 paper at least 160 gsm, thick enough to keep markers from bleeding through.

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Parasaurolophus Family