Hockey Helmet and Stick Display coloring page
The plain image of a hockey helmet and stick in bright outlines and definite shapes. A great fit among children under six, novice and those thesaurus fans of coloring pages abounding in equipment.
This Hockey Helmet and Stick Display colour picture is a highlight of two most well-recognised items of equipment in the game. The picture depicts a well-organised helmet and a hockey stick, being positioned in such a way that they are either about to practise or are being shown in a locker room. The curved shell of the helmet, the protective cage, ventilations, and the chin guard are characterised by bold and clean linework, and the stick has even contours, the details of the tape, and a definite shape of a blade. Its composition is easy but appealing to the eyes and is large enough in colouring space to present a greater variety to beginners, and with sufficient details to attract older children. The simple backdrop makes the gear visible and allows ample space to incorporate other artistic elements by the artists -team logos, shelves, hooks, or even a rink wall behind the equipment. This colouring paper might be used in the classroom, sports programmes, locker-room decorations or simply when families are colouring at home as part of the tooling that enables players to be safe and competitive.
How to Color
The display should be coloured with bold team colours including red, blue, black, green, or yellow, and this session begins with the helmet. Stroke the edges in such a way it becomes full of curves with some darker shades that make it seem more life-like. The cage may be painted to metallic greys or silvers with little highlights being left white to provide shine. In the case of the stick, use wood colours in the form of browns, and in the case of composite sticks, use modern stick colour varieties, which are a black colour, a grey, and a blue. Include tape information with the help of white, black or bright accent colours. The knife appears fantastic in metallic colours or blacker colours. The background may be as plain as it is, or with light colour, such as pale grey, beige or agate blue. To be more creative, children are allowed to add locker room elements, shelves, or wall hook where the gear is kept. Draw significant information using sharpened colored pencil so that the display looks sharp and polished.
