Parrot Perched on Tropical Jungle Branches coloring page
A bright parrot sitting on the branches of a tropical jungle builds a vibrant, rich-looking colouring sheet of bright green leaves, beautiful vines and exotic beauty.
In this coloring, we see a gorgeous parrot resting on a branch of tropical jungle with a very bold attitude and covered in leaves and twining vines. The expressive eyes, large curved beak, and stratum of feathers of the parrot reveal it as the enticing focus of the scene. The outline of each feather is done precisely, providing it both with areas where bold colours can be used and the smaller details on more sophisticated shading. The branches around them are twisted across the paper in a natural way with masses of large jungle leaves and ferns and strands of vine tendrils which add depth but do not distress the main object. The semblance of trees in the far background cultivate a feeling of green and flourishing rainforest. The composition has a combination of large pitches with tiny polished textures, thus appropriate to both advanced and beginner colorists. You want to create a realistic tropical bird or a fantasy colour-loaded page, this page can be creative, heavily concentrating the mind, and immersing in jungle colouring.
🎨 How to ColorÂ
Paint the parrot in some bright tropical color, reds, blues, greens, yellows, or multi-colored. The shade of the feathers is darker at the base and lighter at the ends to have a layered and realistic appearance. Retain the beak in their natural colours such as grey, black or warm orange. In the case of the jungle branches, a deeper color is the north shades of brown, tan, or grays; but darker colors are applied in the bushes undulating curves and knots. The leaves near by may be coloured in any of a range of green anyone may wish, deep emerald to represent shadow, bright yellow-green to represent light, and olive or teal lighting to represent nature. The vines can be joined together with brown and green colour to indicate age and texture. When the sky is peeking through the leaves, soft blues or warm sunset should be used. To make the scene more real, add dark fixings under the parrot and the branches. Lastly bold light strokes on the feathers and leaves are applied to make it appear more vivid and tropical.
