T-Rex Crossing a Log Bridge coloring page
An attentive T-Rex can be checked on a log bridge, crossing a little stream, and the rocks and small plants. A sharp fined dinosaur color issue page with smack lines and open clear areas.
This is a lovely pre-historic scene where a wary T.-Rex is crossing a bridge of logs over a modest stream with a low and running surface. In the T-Rex, the shape of the creature is rendered in bold lines which outline careful posture of the creature, its raised foot and the perfectly balanced tail without leaving any large blank areas which can easily be colour filled. The log bridge covers the water with simple wood textures, lines, which provide the artists with the detail but do not overload the picture with details. The stream, under it, is flowing in curving forms which produce a soothing motion. There are patches of various sized rocks along the shores, and small plants with broad foliages are an addition to the scenery which is natural. The backdrop is not too cluttered so that the attention is directed to the crossing of the dinosaur and the scenery is as serene as possible, with lots of spacious space. Its halfway and easily accessible nature makes it popular with children and the adults who like the nature-filled dinosaur scenery, which is not harsh.
🎨 How to Color
Begin by rubbing down the T-Rex to taste and save by use of coloring with earthy greens, a few shades of red or grey. Apply some dark hues around the legs, belly and tail to make some shadow and light hues around the top part of the back and head. The log bridge may be painted in warm-brown and like wood strokes which are darker along the line of the texture. In the case of the stream, one can use blues, turquoises or light greens and mix around the ripple shapes in order to give an impression of flowing water. The rocks appear most well in both cool and warm greys with dark edges to provide shadows. Small plants may be kept simple and bright with some green being shaded in. Stabilise with a demure sky in pale blue or pastel colours were it were. Poor strokes and clear gradients will add to the natural and peaceful feel of the scene.
