Elephant Herd Crossing Shallow Jungle Stream coloring page
This is an audacious, elaborate colouring page, featuring a peaceful oxen herd crossing a shallow stream of jungle forest, available to both kids and adults who like their work of art to be inhabited by animals.
A peaceful scene in the jungles is captured by this coloring page a small group of, tranquil mammal herd as they pass through a shallow, calm stream with trees, grasses growing nearby and stones on the bank of streams. It is simplified with large and clean lines and spacious spaces, making it a perfect ratio of detail and simplicity across all ages. The differences in size, posture, and ear shapes are minimal in each of the elephants allowing the colorists the opportunity to add personality and life to the herd. The background is covered with foliage of the jungle in layers, hanging vines, and mildly swirling water which complicate without overpowering the principal objects. Colour the baby elephant either right after his mother or the bigger elephants in the front of the stream and the page is a calming experience with a touch of nature. This piece of art with its combination of animals, water, and landscape provokes imagination, concentration, and hours of relaxing colouring fun.
🎨 How to Color
Begin by picking soft greys, brown or even warm earth colours as the colour over or under the elephants, under the body, around the ears, and fold of the legs to create a natural look. The jungle foliage must be done in layered greens--in dark greens where the shadows are deep; and more light greens where some sunlight reaches leaves. The stream is blended with the blues, teals and a touch of brown or grey to demonstrate shallow water. Light white touches set in to hint at light reflecting on the water surface. Paint the bank and rocks, and mix colors, to get the tiger. When it comes to big areas such as an elephant skin, be good and stroke and when it comes to leaves and grass, use the small circular movement. Complete with intensifying shadows behind the herd to make the elephants stand out and provide the picture with its natural, lively aspect.
