WIDE WINGS QUETZALCOATLUS #10
A small volcano puffs a soft round cloud of smoke on the right side of the page, while this Quetzalcoatlus glides just in front of it, wings stretched fully open, head crowned with a tall crest, legs tucked with clawed toes showing beneath the round belly. Palm trees loaded with coconuts stand on both sides of the scene, and low clumps of spiky leaves grow around a few smooth rocks near the ground. Outlines stay thick and even throughout, so the wide wing panels and the belly fill in quickly with broad strokes. The palm fronds, the rock clusters and the little puffs of smoke ask for a steadier hand, since their lines sit closer together. This printable coloring page suits young children from about five, and a full pass usually takes fifteen to twenty minutes. Because the wings mirror each other so closely, picking one color for both sides before starting keeps the finished dino looking balanced rather than lopsided. For the best result with felt-tip pens, print this coloring page on thick 200gsm paper, which won't let ink bleed through to the next sheet.
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