Young Knight in Training coloring page
A young knight who was practising somewhere in a simple training yard. This colouring page is simple enough (with big spaces and clear lines) and ideal among kids and beginners.
The simplicity of the training page featuring the colouring page of the Young Knight in Training - Simple Practise Yard is a charming and exciting page that shows how a beginning knight learns the fundamentals of sword and shield fighting. The subject of this illustration is a young trainee who is posing proudly in a sunlit practise yard with few details in the background, like wooden dummy, a training post, or a plain fence. This is attainable through his lighter armor and practice equipment which provide easy enjoyable area to color, but still gives structure enough to shade and detail. Its open structure and clean design is also made so that children can colour without becoming overwhelmed, but more creative features like shadows, ground texture, or decorative marks can be added by the older artists. The positive, encouraging learning ambiance of the scene renders it appropriate to school workout, narrative projects or even chilling colouring classes. In detail balanced, with clear lines and positive theme of growth and learning this page will be a welcome to artists of all ranks to create the training yard to life.
🎨 How to Color
Begin with training armour of the young knight in light greys, light metallic hues or even the whimsical colours of the training equipment as indicated by an amateur. Extra light shading can be applied to straps, edges and joints to appear to have some depth but not excessively heavy. It is possible to paint the wooden training dummy on warm brown and include some darker lines depicting the texture of wood. In the case of the practise yard, light earth colours or green or sandy colours should be used to signify the ground and all should be basic to ensure that the focus remains on the young knight. The posts or the fence can be painted in natural greys or browns. To finish on the picture, add soft blue sky or warm sunset colours on the background. Coloured pencils work well on details that are fine, and markers are used to fill in large areas. I would recommend beyond what people suggest: through other soft blending and layering, make it friendly and hopeful, like of the young knight.
