Lion Cub Lying Down With a Tail Tuft Coloring Page

The cub lies flat with its front paws stretched out ahead of it and its back legs folded underneath, which gives the drawing a long low shape that fills the width of the sheet. Its head is oversized in the way cub drawings always are, with a shaggy fringe of fur around the face, two small rounded ears and big eyes with plenty of white left inside. A short muzzle and a curved mouth finish the expression. The body has almost no interior detail, just one soft line where the shoulder meets the chest, and the tail curves away to the right and ends in a neat tuft of three points. Every paw carries a few toe lines. There is no ground, no grass and no background of any kind. For a child this is a five minute page, and for anyone wanting to practice blending it is a good surface, since large open areas like these are where a smooth gradient from a warm gold into a deeper amber actually shows.