PUMPKIN PATCH GALLIMIMUS #13

🎃 Halloween Dinosaurs 🦖 Realistic 🕰️ Triassic 🦖 Carnivore 🦖

Rows of jack-o'-lanterns with all sorts of carved faces - grinning, smirking, wide-eyed - line a dirt path scattered with fallen leaves. A Gallimimus dashes through the middle of the patch, neck stretched forward, mouth open in a playful grin, one clawed foot lifted mid-stride. A small spider dangles from a thread right in front of its snout, bats swoop overhead under a crescent moon and scattered stars, and on the right a gnarled tree holds a skull-shaped hollow, a stretched spiderweb, hanging ornament balls, and a second spider tucked in its branches. Line weight stays bold and the shapes are generously sized - the dinosaur's body, the biggest pumpkins, and the moon all give plenty of room for young colorists, while the smaller pumpkins, leaves, and the bats' swirled wing patterns add just enough detail for older kids to slow down on. Expect around 30 to 45 minutes to fill the whole scene carefully. With so many pumpkins crowding the ground, working through one row at a time keeps the piece looking organized rather than muddled. This printable coloring page holds up best printed on A4 in 200 gsm paper, sturdy enough for markers and colored pencils alike without bleeding through.