SWIMMING PLESIOSAUR #8
A long-necked plesiosaur with a smiling face fills most of this coloring page, swimming at the surface with its head turned toward the viewer. Small round circles dot its back, and its four broad flippers spread out on either side as it glides through the water. Thin swirls and oval patches ripple across the water around it. Behind, the shore is lined with several palm trees with curved fronds, and a volcano sends a plume of smoke into the sky. In the foreground, ferns with spiral-curled stems and two rounded rocks frame the scene on both sides. The linework on this dino is thick and the areas to fill are large — the body, neck, and flippers can be colored in a few broad strokes. Only the small circles on the back, the smoke swirls, and the palm fronds call for a steadier hand. This printable suits younger children well and takes about twenty minutes to finish. On this drawing, coloring the plesiosaur's big body before the small back circles helps avoid going over the lines. The palm trees and volcano are a good spot to try different background shades without touching the dino itself. For this coloring page, print on thicker paper, around 200 gsm, letter or A4, so marker ink won't bleed through.
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