Ambulance Rushing Across Hanging Rope Bridge coloring page
Vitalizing colouring paper of an ambulance dashing up a wobbly hanging rope bridge--all the tension, all the elevation, and all the save-the-little-kid excitement of adventurous children.
This page of colour illustrates a dramatic rescue scene where there is an ambulance that is racing across an extended and rather long hanging rope bridge that is now suspended above a canyon or a deep forest valley. The trunks of timber are swinging as the cars go over it and the rope rails are straining and going around under the pressure of the car, making the scene all the more dramatic. The ambulance is tilted to bring out urgency and boldness of purpose as it dashes across. Under the bridge, there are steep cliffs, treetops or even a cascade of water that assists in creating a height and danger without obstructing the design. Moving wind lines and the fainted lifting planks indicate movement, which leaves the impression that it is a moving bridge that shakes with the pressure. The environment, be it the mountains or the forest or the distant sky is not complicated to allow kids to colour large areas with ease. Dramatic lines make the ambulance the overall priority, which makes young artists think about how the wooden structure is trembling, the ropes are creaking, how the canyon is roaring below surprise reserve teams are rushing to aid somebody.
🎨 How to ColorÂ
Start with the ambulance, in bright colours, the body being white or light grey, the emergency quick marks being red, and sirens being blue or red. Shown in little shading in the under part to indicate motion. The rope bridge can be painted using natural wood brown as plank colour and tan or dark beige colouring as rope colour. Plank on plank breaks must be darkened to indicate structure and squeaky spaces. The canyon or valley beneath can be done in greens, browns, greys, or dark blues depending on whether it is forest or rocky landscape. The sky may be blue or grey with the clouds in it to create a dramatic atmosphere. Put motion lines or add a little darker background to ambulance to indicate speed. Children are, too, allowed to put in wind swirls, or dark spots beneath the bridge, or light spots on the ropes to make a scene. The fact that one keeps the ambulance bright among the natural surroundings makes it the hero of the work of art.
