Baby Elephant Playing With Jungle Butterflies coloring page
An adventurous baby elephant that is playing with jungle butterflies forms an adorable colouring page that is very lively with heavy outlines, delicate details, and jovial tropical dynamics.
This colour page portrays an adorable undeniable jungle scene whereby a baby elephant is playfully indulging with fluttering butterflies. There is a rounded shape of the elephant, a small trunk, floppy ears and harmless posture that make it the friendly and joyful hub of the picture. Butterflies fly around the elephant and their wings become the form of movement and playfulness. The jungle environment surrounding the couple is tender, with large leafs, prevailing grasses, climbing vines, and sprinkling flowers that bring detail but not much distraction to the cute interaction. The clear outlines are simple to the younger artist and the foliage, layered over a smooth ground surface, and the optional patterns of butterflies all give richness that interest the more serious colorist. The intervals left in the body and wings of the butterflies and the elephant add to the satisfaction of shading and artistic colouring. The video is a delightful and inspirational display that calls every viewer to be happy, imaginative, and have a stress-free experience when colouring jungle animals as long as one loves baby animals and walking through peaceful jungles.
🎨 How to Color
Start with the light greys, soft blues, or warm greys in colouring the baby elephant. To add some larger shadows along the belly, around the edges of the ears, and around leg folds in order to create a shape and a softer look. Highlight effects are created by using light colours on the top of the trunk, forehead and ears. In the butterflies, arrive at gay, cheery colours, yellow, pink, blue, or orange, or multicoloured designs. The wings shade darker towards the body and temporally towards the tips to create a forceful effect. Paint more with the deep greens overlaying the pattern of all the colors of the surrounding foliage, dark on the shady sides, and pale yellow-greens on the sunny sides. Add fibres of teal or lime. It can be bright and bold, in tones that are contrasted with the calmness of the elephant. Soil or roots may be taken in earth brown. Everything issued close to the elephant, butterflies adding little hermitages to come down to earth, which all makes the scene a vivacious, sentimental jungle.
