Rockstar Bonnie Record Studio coloring page
When did Bonnie get to rockstar in his recording studio! The elements on this FNAF colouring page include amps, a mixing desk, and a vinyl wall made in line art. Jam on!
But surely you have imagined going into the sound booth alongside Rockstar Bonnie in this elaborate studio colouring page! The A4 sheet is filled with detailed line art of the rockstar and will be a perfect fit to all of the FNAF admirers. Bonnie stands with his guitar in his hand, and has surrounded himself with the nonpareled equipment of the legendary musician: massive amplifiers, a wall of the vintage vinyl records, and an elaborate mixing table with large knurled and slideable large knobs and switches installed. It is an electric scene with underlying silent possibilities, waiting until your colours make the rocks and roll spirit come to life. Will you paint Bonnie in his classic purple finish with burning red touches, or will you be creating a complete new metallic appearance to the bassist? This page provides both the ideal combination of structure and mood and provides a satisfying and engaging colouring experience. Get, characterise and crank up the imagination!
How to Color
To have a proper rock and roll feel, combine difficult metallics and warm and deep sounds. Begin with Bonnie whose body should be coloured in shades of purple, and use bright red or blue to colour details of his eyes and guitar. Use the vintage classic black leather and silver, grilled look to colour the amplifiers or use same in a bold red or checkerboard. The vinyl wall is also an excellent opportunity to play with details: make the records black though place small colourful labels and it will look like a mosaic. To make the mixing desk appear like it should be operational, we will use dark greys to paint the body and a choice of colours to paint the buttons and faders. Create depth on equipment, and using a soft grey, shading under Bonnie. Lastly, add some crucial highlights with a white gel pen, such as the shininess in the guitar of Bonnie, the shiny metal rims around the amps, the shiny appearance of the vinyl records to recreate the entire scene into looking stage ready.
