Baby Dragon Hatching from Egg coloring page
On this plain simple color illustration, a baby dragon breaks out of its dramatically colored egg. It is also an ideal playground due to large spaces and a non-strenuous background.
This is completed with a cute baby dragon just as it is hatching out of a broken egg, and just in time to capture a shot of astonishment and excitement. The head of the little dragon, his wings and the little short claws can be seen sticking out of the shell, which was broken, and the lines that draw them are clean, bold and left wide open spaces to fill and colour without much trouble. The face of the dragon is light-hearted and enquiring, which makes the picture rather charming and cosy, both to children and adults. The egg is depicted with an oval, rounded line and big parts, it is easy to colour and at the same time one has the feeling of texture and shape. The background is deliberately simple and allows liberal open space to experimental freedom or to have a clean and minimal appearance. It is an easy and popular page for all the skill levels of colorists whether fun, relaxation or creative learning. This design is well balanced in simplicity versus appealing detail.
How to Color
When colouring up this scene start with a baby dragon, you can put either soft and bright or pastel colour like light green, baby blue, lavender, or warm orange just to make it look cute and youthful. To use a bit darker color at the ends, under and the wings to give a soft shade. In the case of the egg, pale cream, soft grey, or pastel pink light neutrals should be used and darker colours should be layered towards the lines of the cracks in order to add depth. The shells are fun to be coloured with stripes or dots within fun accents in case you want to give extra personality to the shells. The background should be plain with a light blue sky, yellow radiation that are pale and leave it white to create a plain page. The scene is made grounded by placing some shadow under the egg. Minor gradients and light blending are the most effective features used to preserve the sweet and serene mood of this hatching baby dragon drawing.
