Minnie Mouse Flying a Kite coloring page
Kite colouring Minnie Mouse. Scenic fun outing with Minnie and breezy sky and a kite having fun--best printable activity to have through creative kids.
The Minnie Mouse Flying a Kite coloring activity documents a bright sunny outdoor activity that grants joy, good energy, and blissful movement. In this charming sketch Minnie is as pleased as she has a length of a string and one of her well-dressed kites flies high in the air. The playful nature of the kite design, the trendy dress, and her jovial face set the stage to be creative and give any children the desire to be creative. The setting can be across the fields of grass, drifting misty clouds, floating ribbons, or the puffing of breezes, and where the young artist has ample room to experiment with colour and fancy. It will attract spring themes, outdoor interests, classroom art period, or plain creative relaxation at home. Painting the picture assists children to build-up hand-eye coordination, colour recognition, and narrative capacity when the children imagine Minnie as she was having an ideal windy day. The attractive mix of Disney magic and outdoor adventure makes this colouring page a great option to kids who prefer colourful and cheerful images and active characters.
How to Color
Begin by painting Minnie on her traditional colors red or pink on her dress and bow, black on her ears and shoes and light peach on her face and hands. Depth and movement Give depth and movement to her outfit. In the case of the kite, bright colours should be used such as yellow, blue, orange or even a rainbow pattern so as to stand out in the sky. The kite string ribbons can even be many-coloured in case of additional fun. Dark blue across the sky with white suggestions to puffy clouds. Paint the grass in approximations of greens so as to give a vibrant outdoor impression. The shoes and other accessories of Minnie can be designed in the same colour or colourful seasonal colours. Markers make bright skies and a bright colour in kite, and coloured pencils are ideal in shading and giving windy effects which are soft. Ask children to include birds, flowers or wind lines until the picture becomes even more dynamic and creative.
