Transformers on Arctic Mission coloring page
Board with Optimus Prime and Bumblebee on an ambitious arctic Adventure on this Transformers colossal Transformers coloured marketing page - filled with freeze-missions, collaboration, and robot trials of courage!
You will find Optimus Prime and Bumblebee in my thrilling Transformers on Arctic Mission coloring page and they are going out to untamed wild to prevent the Decepticons from finding a latent energy core inside the frozen trails of ice and rock. The frozen terrain is infinite, characterised by glaciers with sharp edges, snowy peaks and the sparkle of the northern lights. Optimus is mighty and stands proudly forward, shimmering in the frozen wind, his armour, in the snow-covered fields leaving footprints. The piece is well-balanced in the action and relaxation, sharp mechanical subjects are juxtaposed with the mellow snow and sky. The broad strokes and the wide open spaces allow this scene to be ideal among kids and consumers who enjoy making dynamic Transformers adventures come alive. It embodies the air of adventure, comradeship, of beauty of an Arctic world, ugliness beautiful, dangerous, and magnificent.
🎨 How to ColorÂ
Start with cold colours to portray the icy coldness of the arctic - light blues, icy whites and light greys should be used on snow and glaciers. In the case of the sky, use pastel blues with slight shape of green and purple as the hints to the northern lights. The armour of Optimus Prime must be deep blue and red with metal highlights of silver. The snowy backdrop will make the stripes of Bumblebee look bright in terms of colour and provide a very good contrast to it. Apply dark gray shadows beneath their feet so as to make the body three dimensional. Coloured pencils can be used to create soft icy gradients or strong colours can be created with markers. To add additional effect just leave small white spots without any colour and this will be glistening ice or snowflakes. Stick to the heroic couple but continue the cold and glowing ambience of the Arctic mission.
