Police Dog Barking Loud While Officer Watches coloring page
It is a page of bold colouring, capturing the attention of the reader with a police dog that barks strongly and an officer standing composedly on the page.
It is an alert colouring page that covers a barking police dog where there is a focused officer and this captures an actionful moment that completes the collaboration between K9 units and their handlers. Strong stance of the dog, his open mouth and the raised tail indicate that this animal is ready and his senses are sharp and the officer stands with the calm attention showing trust and cooperation. The dotted lines used to draw the scene are strong, and the space used to outline colours is large resulting in the picture being easy and fun with small artists. The plain background of the background does not distract the focus on the dog and officer, but it, nevertheless, provides space where kids can create their own imaginary details. This cartoon teaches the children the importance of communication, discipline and how working dogs are important in the work of police. Applicable in classrooms, at home, or in the office, during the art sessions, this coloring page promotes creativity, story making, and development of controlled motor skills as relying on the skills and bravery of real K9 heroes.
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Begin with painting the uniform of the officer in traditional colours such as navy blue, black colour, or dark grey. Put silver, yellow or gold badges, patches and listing on the belt. In the case of the police dog, natural fur colour is preferred, e.g., brown, black, tan, grey, but darker shading on the ears, muzzle, and tail should be used to indicate depth. Following the barking of the dog add a small amount of soft pink or light brown to the inside of the mouth and of the tongue. In case the dog is placed in a harness, it should be coloured in navy, black or olive green. Hold on to the minimal background colour with light blues on the sky or pale greys on the grounds or light greens on grass. Promote blending of fur looking and smooth shadings around the folds of the uniform of the officer. Children would also be able to create motion lines or sound marks that would indicate the dog barking loudly.
