THREE-HORNED TRICERATOPS #37

A round-eyed baby triceratops stands front and center with a cheerful grin, its three horns raised above its snout. The frill behind its head carries two large circular patterns and a ridge of small bumps, while its back and belly are covered in concentric circles of different sizes. Curling fern fronds fill the foreground, rounded rocks sit scattered on the ground, and coconut palms frame both sides of the scene. Behind it, a volcano sends up a thick cloud of smoke under a sky with two drifting clouds. This coloring page mixes large, smooth areas like the belly and legs with finer details such as the fern fronds and the volcano's smoke plume. The bold, even outline suits young children well, while more confident colorists can slow down on the many circles across the frill and body. Plan for around twenty minutes on the main shapes. Start with the small circles on the frill and back before moving to the large body panels, which stay easier to blend once the details are placed. Print this dino coloring page on A4 paper of at least 200 gsm, a printable weight thick enough to handle both markers and colored pencils without bleeding through.

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Three-Horned Triceratops