ARC Raider Reloading Weapon Behind Fallen Statue coloring page
Colouring page of ARC raider (derives its name from a warrior): a warrior who has to reload behind the fallen statue. A suspenseful and sci-fi cover to be heavily and imaginatively coloured.
The ARC Raidreloading Weapon Behind Fallen Statue colouring page is a catch of swiftness and a height of tactical conscious actions in a ruined post-apocalyptic world. In this drawing, an ARC Raider is covering with the remnants of the old with a busted statue and shielding himself and gearing up to the next battle. The opposition between the ancient symbolic expression and the technical weapons produces a powerful visual storey which emphasises on survival, adaptability and resilience. It is easy to make outlines and colouring areas clearly, and it is easy enough that this page can be used by those who are new to the field and those who have experience in colouring. The fragmented sculpture, the pieces of it, and the determined stance of the Raider give more depth without giving excessive details. It can be enjoyed by those who love sci-fi action, post-apocalyptic scenes, or storey-driven scenes and will help maintain focus, relax, and be creative through the handful of colouring pages and changing an otherwise tense pause on a battlefield into an inspiring artistic process.
🎨 How to Color This Page
Colouring the ARC Raider reloading in the background of the fallen statue, emphasis should be put on contrast between the protection and danger. Start with the armour of the Raider and the weapon at the tactic colour in dark grey, decedent green, sand beige or dull black. Lighten edges of armor, gloves, parts of the weapons in order to shape the structure and underline the reloading motion.
The broken statue must be marked with old age and decay. Stone tones such as soft gray, off-white, weathered beige or pale sandstone must be used. Use light and deep grays to add the shadowing and slight cracks with gray to make the statue look worn and broken. The edges with chips and surfaces with cracks can be rendered in uneven colours to make them look more realistic.
The trash around and on the ground can be smeared with dusty brown, concrete grey and random colours darker in tone that are under rubble to bring the scene into the reality. The idea of shadows is essential here, darker shadows to the background of the statue and on the lower body of the Raider to emphasise the covering and tension.
Minor details of technology, like indicators on weapons and optic, or the elements of HUD, can be highlighted with subtle glow color, like blue, red, or amber, to add a touch of futuristic to the scene without being overwhelming. Stone textures and shadows are best blended using coloured pencils and weapon and armour details can be sharpened using markers. Maintain the overall palette even and a bit tamed down to ensure that the Raider is the main centre of interest, enhancing the impression of waiting until the time to strike again.
