Knight Standing on Cliff coloring page
A gallant gentleman on a cliff and a clear horizon. This colouring page is ideal to everyone as bold lines, clear shapes, and details of armour are used.
The colouring page Knight Standing on Cliff - Clean Horizon Line depicts a calm, but thrilling scene that consists of a noble war veteran gazing as the scenery beneath. The knight as firmly stands on the brink of the cliff, and his armour in shining light and his stance proudly in repose. The detailed linework provides abundant room to apply creative shading and metallic effects to each armour plate, each strap and each crest. Even the cliff itself is being depicted in simple shapes that are easy to colour, bringing a texture without overloading the composition. In the background is a clear horizon with a horizon of open and untouched space on which the gradients of colour in the sky, light, fleeting clouds, or plain colour colours can be placed. The combination of massive figure and simplicity in the background makes the page perfect both to the children and beginners as well as the established artists. Depending upon the fantasy motive, storey telling projects, or activity books, or in the leisure of minding colouring time, this illustration receives a silence of force, pensive thought, and adventure.
🎨 How to Color
Beginning with silver, grey or steel-blue on the armour of the knight, darker colouring under the armour plates, along the edges, and about the joints, to give the effect of depth. Highlights are to be used with a white pencil to achieve a nice, metallic look. Put attention on bold colours reds, blues, greens, golds, so as to bring out the character of the knight in the details of his cape, crest, or cloth, etc. Make the cliff look more like soil, with darker tones like by using bridles like brown, black, gray or hot stone when it is cracked or rough. In the case of the horizon the ground should be done in soft green or brown at a distance and the above sky in light blue or the sunset. With the background, make it plain to be focused on the knight. The coloured pencils are good to be used in shading details whereas the markers are applicable in filling large sky or ground areas in a smooth fashion. Heavy hand must blend together, light hand must lay out, Contrast add to bring home the greatness of the knight in that collision cliff.
