Reindeer Playing with Snowballs Near Frozen Lake coloring page
In this lovely snow-white page of coloring, a naughty reindeer throws snow-balls along the icy lake. Its size is inclusive of big and clean shapes that children can have fun colouring.
This report has a wonderful colouring page of a charming reindeer playing a snowy winter day in the vicinity of a frozen lake. The reindeer is in a playful attitude, the hooves being gently indented in the loose snow, and a number of round snow balls are left near by in readiness to be tossed about. Internationally renowned for its quality, fresh snow flakes are floating around the scene, which also makes the environment magical in a seasonal touch. A plain frozen lake lies behind the reindeer in the background and its gentle surface is of the silent beauty of winter. The ground has simple pine trees bordering the lake in the distance which create a serene, untouched appearance of the background. The outlines are thick and easily visible, leaving the space between the colouring spacious and allowing the usage of these outlines by children, or the person who likes to enjoy their leisure time with a piece of art on a holiday. A balance of pretty details of character and wide spaces of background make this page both entertaining and pleasant to colour besides reminding the cheerful spirit of winter games.
🎨 How to Color
Begin by colouring the reindeer with warm colours of brown; the hooves and antlers being heavier. Put pink nature inside the ears. In the case of the snowballs and the ground, we will use light blues and greys making the snowy sensation bright. The slew in the lake would be most suitable with streaks of the colours blended in with pale blues, white texture and soft streaks to simulate the image of ice reflection. The background trees are to be kept simple with greens or even bluish colour to give a frosty effect. Give the reindeer and snowballs a touch of shadow to give the picture some form of grounding. To add an additional appeal lightly shade off the falling snowflakes or keep them white to form a sparkling clean winter.
