PROTOCERATOPS COLORING PAGE
A young Protoceratops walks forward with a cheerful open beak, one front paw raised mid-step. Its broad bony frill shows two large oval hollows and a row of small bumps along the edge, with a short horn above the snout. Round spots cover its back, curled tail and legs. Palm trees, a smoking volcano and two spiral ammonite shells on the ground complete this detailed printable coloring page. This coloring page mixes large plain surfaces — frill, belly, cheeks — with fiddly bits: the many body spots, palm fronds, the ammonite spirals and the volcano's smoke. Lines stay clean and not too tight, so it suits colorists from about age 6, while more patient kids can vary the shade of each spot. Expect a good half hour for the whole scene. On this drawing, color the small spots before the wide frill so strokes don't smudge finished areas. The two ammonites work well with a spiral gradient from the center outward. Print this dino coloring page on A4 or letter paper, at least 200gsm, so it holds up to markers.
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- → Use A4 or Letter paper
- → Set print quality to "Best"
- → Use colored pencils, crayons or markers
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