Dog Standing and Wagging Tail coloring page
The drawing of a cheerful standing dog with its thrusting tail, came off in bold lines and with a plain ground. Easy, entertaining, and ideal among kids and adults who have fun in animal coloring pages.
The simple background colouring (dog standing and wagging tail) is an enjoyable page that captures the cheerful spirit of an exuberant dog wagging its tail in excitement. Its design is executed in bold and clean lines, and both kids and adults can have smooth and relaxing time with colours on the illustration. The raised-up ears and the animated expression made in the eyes and tail of the dog makes the scene come alive and personality and the attentive standing posture is an added advantage and balance. The plain background gives the structure needed without overpowering the attention on the painting, giving much space to add on or use soft gradients. The dog has large open areas on its body, legs as well as the tail which makes it suitable in blending, shading or bright solid colours. The sparse environment makes sure that the design is very minimal and friendly to everyone of any skill level. This colouring page is ideal to be printed on an A4 sheet of paper, it includes a humorous and optimistic activity to any person who likes to colour nice and enjoyable animals.
🎨 How to Color
Use the foundational color of the dog, which is either the yellow, brown, black, gray, white, and so on or a combination, such as spotted or patched. Apply a bit of deep colour on the back, the legs, and tail to make it three dimensional and apply a lighter shade colour on the belly, face and inner ears as highlights. Paint the eyes a true evident brown or blue, only with a white mark of polish. The nose can be used in dark brown or charcoal. The plain background should be done with light blues, soft greens or warm pastels to make the focus to be on the dog. Long grass, clouds or sun rays can also be added in case you wish to add them. Bold coverage is achieved through markers, whereas soft blending and shading are made possible by the use of coloured pencils.
