Knight with Dragon Shield coloring page
A knight, with a bold shield, with simple rock shapes behind him, with a dragon in it. There are strong lines and wide spaces which made this colouring page ideal to all ages.
The "Knight with Dragon Shield" colouring page depicts a valiant warrior and holding a powerful shield, painted with a symbol of the dragon on it vigorously. The lines in his armour are clean and bold and emphasise every plate and every engraving and strap and leave colorists with numerous opportunities to experiment with metallic textures and dramatic shading. The bold design of the dragon shield makes it the most striking part of the scene, providing one with an opportunity to play with colours in terms of whether to go deep reds, golds, or fire-like gradients. The shapes of the rocks behind the knight are very minimal and simple, geometric forms only, that create grounding without distracting the important figure in the foreground. These rocks put in minor texture and dimension without making the composition difficult to the beginner. The balancing effect of this scene is effective with kids, adults, fantasy fans or anyone who just likes a strong figure against a clear and open background. Their blend of detailed armour, imaginary shield imagery and plain scenery make this page inspiring to imagination and good visual storytelling.
🎨 How to Color
The initial stage will be to paint the armor with a silver silver, pink, or steel-blue bottom. Apply darker colors under the plates, edges, and joints so as to make metallic appearance realistic. lighten raised sections with a white pencil so as to have a gleaming finish. The dragon shield is the star--bright colours such as red, gold, black or green and an idea of shading the emblem of the dragon with blazing tints to make it dramatic. Inject contrast on the rim or edges to make the shield stand out. With the small forms of rocks, soft greys, browns, or low-key earth tones should be used, with light shading to make the appearance of simple and clean. The ground can be either brown or green earthy, whereas the sky can be soft blues or pastel coloured. Coloured pencils are used to pay attention to the details of the shield and armour, whereas markers are used to paint bigger backgrounds. Rub together, paint in fine strokes and remember to keep the emphasis on the knight in his strong pose and covetous dragon shield.
