Curious Puppy Tilting Head coloring page
A inquisitive dog with a tilted head with bold, clean lines as well as a plain floor line. Adorable, simple to paint page, suitable to kids and adults who are fond of cute dog drawings.
The cute and curious attitude of a young puppy with the head tilted in an endearing manner is what is captured in this Curious Puppy Tilting Head - Basic Floor Line colouring page as the puppy seems to be doing. The illustration is created with bold clear lines and therefore is quantified as ideal to colorists of all ages, presenting simple but interesting details. The big eyes of the puppy, its hanging ears, and slightly raised paw serve to underline the inquisitive nature of this character, which makes the scene pleasant and welcoming. The simple flooring below the puppy makes the environment clean and minimal yet makes the pose more natural. The body of the puppy and its ears and the tail have large open spaces, which allow an easy application of colour and shading, with minor elements, such as the nose, eyes, and whiskers, making slight light touches without calming down the page too much. The blank background also allows a lot of room to express individual creativity- users are able to leave it as is or decorate it with patterns, shapes of light or light scenery. This page would be ideal to be printed on A4 such that one enjoys the coloring experience they have.
🎨 How to Color
First of all, the key fur color to be selected is to choose a grey fur color like golden or light brown, grey, cream color, and black-and-white patches. Apply light background to the ears, back and tail, to provide body and apply the light shades over the cheeks, paw and belly to bring out tenderness. Make the world of warm brown or pools of bright blue eyes, where a little white space should be left to make a pretty shine. The paw pads as well as the nose are cool in pink, brown or charcoal. The simple floor line should be covered with soft greens, brows or greys. The light background should be light sky blue, pastels or plain shapes such as hearts or dots. Coloured pencils are seen to have soft blends and the markers give bold, clean blends.
