Happy Puppy Sitting coloring page
A cheerful seated puppy with clean lines which stand out and a straight ground line. Simple, adorable and ideal among children and adults who adore indulging in relaxing animal colored papers.
The colouring ground line of this Happy Puppy Sitting is a cute young puppy sitting in a happy posture, which makes him very friendly and warm. The drawing has strong clear outlines and is easy to colour in as it does not require anything more than that, owing to its simplicity, which also provides a soothing effect to adults. The personality of the scene is added by bright eyes, ears, and happy face of the puppy without excessive detailing. The under ground line at the bottom of the puppy is soft, and it just offers a light background to the composition making it clean and minimal with lots of open space. The layout is ideal in terms of ease in colouring it, shading it or use your own artistic features like grass, flowers, or light patterns. There are vast open parts of the fur, paws, and tail of the puppy, which may be coloured beautifully either in solid tones, or in gentle tints. Perfect A4 printing, and also applicable to any level of skill, this page provided me with a pleasant, relaxing, and warming experience of colouring.
🎨 How to Color
To begin with, select the predominant fur color of the puppy, which can be light brown, golden yellow, gray, cream, black-and-white patches or pastel fantasy ones. Light some dark colour at the sides, back and excitement so as to make it contours the ear, back and sides. Apply a lighter colour on the face, belly, and the paws so as to show the softness. To the eyes, prefer warm brown or vivid blues and leave a small white area so as to reflect shine. Paint a floor track in light greens or brows to enable it to be simple and less cluttered. To have more detail, you can add light strokes of grass, or other small flowers. Minimal in terms of the background with light sky blues, warm pastels or uncomplicated forms. Coloured pencils can be blended easily whereas markers have vibrant and strong covers.
