Rocket Launch Over Cloudy Horizon coloring page
The box is a rocket on a cloudy background with daring lines and broad coloration areas - ideal to both the kids and the grown-ups who like dramatic and inspiring space scenery.
The dramatic atmosphere of a rocket flying to great heights above a dramatic stacked horizon and an easy to design space are combined with no-fuss and easy-to-color design. The rocket is drawn using bold clear outlines that outline the panels, fins, and the engine part of the rocket and leave substantial areas undrawed so that smooth colouring can be done. In front of it, a series of rounded clouds are traversing the horizon in simple broad lines which give the effect of depth without commotion. The point of view in the scene underscores the straight up rise of the rocket, with the smoke and flame taking up curved and flowing forms, complemented well with minor clouds driftingly across the sky. The sky created above is slowly opening up to a roomy background with tiny stars, soft arcs, or some barely visible atmospheric lines, which offers painters to play with the gradients and dusk colours. The drawings in this balanced composition allow one a feeling of elevation, movement, and inspiration, and suit kids and adults alike who appreciate colouring optimistic space investigation art.
🎨 How to Color
The rocket should be started off with bold colors, such as reds, blues, white, silver or bright strokes on the delineation. Lighting on one side soften to indicate horizon lights. It should be light greys, light blues, light pinks or lavender to make it deep and serene to the eye especially to the clouds on the horizon. Darken color in the areas of the underclouds. The bursts of the rockets may be painted bright yellow, orange, and red, and haze down to pale grey smoke. The sky may be a gradient - light orange, with a particular shade of pink towards the horizon and a deeper blue or purple at the top. Pastel and white stars make the soft glow. The sky, clouds and rocket should be provided with smooth strokes, rounded strokes and bold strokes respectively to add balance and energy to the scene.
