Puppy chasing its tail on the carpet coloring page
Whirlwind of fun! Colour in this cute piece of art of a cool puppy spinning round and round with its tail on a comfortable living room floor.
Feel the pleasant ferry of a rogue puppy with this cute color page! The shot takes a hairy companion on a vertigo spiral in the centre of a domestic family room, and he is following the tale of his own. The page is characterised by strong dynamism, gesture, body, movement magnetic until the cured and bobbed body of the puppy, to the finer pattern at the bottom of the carpet that holds its feet. This image is ideal to work with circular movement and texture which provides an opportunity to colour everything including soft fur of a puppy to details of the pattern of a rug and the elements of the room such as a beautyful sofa or a tossed-about toy. It is a very happy and boisterous scene that will make any artist smile when he/she brings this piece of simple puppy excitement to the life.
How to Color This Page
The following are some suggestions that will render this delightful situation:
1. Color the Dynamic Puppy:
Fur in Motion: The base colour of the puppy is to be used. then deepen with some darker tint along the contour of its back and under its chin to express this twisting action. With the strokes of your colouring, apply them without any straight lines so as to evoke the feel of spinning.
The Tail: Have the head end a different colour (e.g. a white tail on a brown dog) therefore this is the main point of attack in the running!
2. Color the Carpet and Setting:
Pattern of Carpet: Here you may open your imagination! Pick a prominent colour to base the carpet with and then apply some fun pattern - stripes, diamonds, zigzags, in the complementary colour. This is a detailed carpet on which the spinning puppy will be held.
Living Room: Large furniture such as a sofa should be in solid, relaxing colour that would not distract the action at hand. You can bring some details, such as tossed ball or a chew toy to the floor.
3. Creating a Sense of Motion:
Blurred Lines: Striking a very light grey or blue on other areas of the puppy that are moving the slowest (such as its paws and tail) to convey the slightest impression of speed.
Energetic Lines: It is possible to include in the puppy some small, curvy lines to demonstrate his rounding movement.
4. Recommended Tools:
Coloured Pencils: Good to colour fur of the puppy and paint intricate design to the carpet.
Markers: Good to use in enhancing the colours of the carpet.
Gel Pens: Good to use inorder to put small white spots at the eye and nose of the puppy, or draw detailed images in the carpet.
Have fun with the energy! The entire page is about being playful, and the colours, being bright and happy, keep in line with the mood of the puppy.
