The Grinch with a Bag Full of Stolen Presents coloring page
The Grinch with his Bag of Stolen Presents! A humorous and celebratory Christmas paper expanding with burlesque, color and Christmas grins.
It is the traditional mischief of Christmas with The Grinch with A Bag Full of Stolen Presents coloring page, which is among the most well known scenes in How the Grinch Stole Christmas. This vibrant scene shows the Grinch as he steals away with a huge sack full of stolen presents, bows and toys. His smirk and cowering position are the best expressions of his mischievous nature prior to his sentence transformation. Clearly drawn lines and more cheerful details such as falling gifts, snow balls and starry sky of Whoville make this printable page not only attractive to children but also adults who enjoy the humour and the warmth of this classic storey by Dr. Seuss. Best for classroom art work, snug family colouring book, or decorating Christmas and other theatrical houses at home, this page will encourage you to go back to the most hilarious and memorable place in the storey. And add your creative touch of your own and see the midnight adventure of the Grinch in gleeful colour!
How to Color
To begin with colouring in the fur of the Grinch to make it bright green and darker under his armpits and face to shade and contour. His Santa suit is to look bright red with a trim of white fluffy to sweetly darken to a light grey to give the soft, natural feel. This gift sack may be deep brown, red or green, and it is filled with coloured gifts of gold, blue, pink and purple, tied by bright ribbons of yellow, red, or silver. To make the background, cool blues and soft white will be used to give the impression of a snowy night, and small white dots will be used to depict the falling snow. Lighten the surrounding of the face of the Grinch or the sides of the bag using the warm yellow hue to make the scene bright. Lastly, use the eyes of the Grinch which are yellow with black pupils to make him look mischievous. Combine all paint colours to help reproduce that contrast of the cold night and the sneaky and festive way in which the Grinch was attempting to do things!
