Jonesy Hiding Behind Barricades in Tilted Towers coloring page
Jonesy, Hiding on Coloring page behind barricades in Tilted Towers! Garroey lines and urban conflict description make one having fun printing and colouring.
In this colouring page featuring Jonesy, the character in the popular game Fortnite, the characters hides behind improvised barricade barriers in the middle of Tilted Towers. Next to the high-rise buildings, breaking windows, and litter on the ground, the picture captures the stress of a downtown gun duel. The fact that Jonesy position is behind wooden boards and iron armour emphasises his strategic nature, whereas the city as it stands makes the ruin incomparable only to the foreboding towers block our way. Smoking explosions and smoke in the background bring the imagery of battle to both life and to colour well on this page making it dramatic and enjoyable to work with. Figured with simple contours to be filled in with coloured ink, and overlaid urban surfaces, the game players of both generations can fill in the barricades, buildings, and effects of explosions and risar in the process of capturing the nature of Tilted Towers action.
Begin with the dressing of Jonesy-Take the natural grassy green, brown and tan and make it his tactical appearance, throwing in metallic silver or grey, to his uniform and gun. The barricades may be painted in wooden barks with lost colour towards damage, or steel grey with scratch and dent towards strength. The skyscrapers of Tilted Towers could be shaded with all steel blues, greys, and darker tones on the shadows and windows. Explosions are supposed to burst with hungry oranges, yellows, reds, and the smokes are to turn into greys, blacks, and purples. Darker greys and Browns should be used to fill the ground so as to signify rubble and broken streets. Bold explosions and the outfit of Jonesy are best done with markers, coloured pencils are good to use to blend the dark sides of the buildings with fire smoke and street texture information. Metallic pens may also be used to illuminate edges of a weapon, a glass reflection or a detail of a barricade to add more realism.
