Grizzly Bear Catching a Salmon at a Waterfall Coloring Page

This is the busiest sheet in the hub by a wide margin, and the one most worth setting aside an afternoon for. A salmon leaps across the upper half, drawn large and in detail: a spotted back, ribbed fins, a forked tail curved mid flick and an open mouth.

Below it a grizzly stands chest deep in the river with its muzzle tipped straight up and its jaws open, front shoulders out of the water. Its coat is worked in short strokes the whole way down, and ripples ring the point where its body meets the surface.

Behind them a wide waterfall drops in long vertical lines over a stone lip, with broken rock stacked at either side. Pines rise on both banks, each needle layer drawn as its own jagged tier, and the water in the foreground is a run of overlapping curved ripple lines.

Almost no paper is left blank. That makes it the opposite of most pages here and a poor fit for a young child, but for anyone who likes a landscape it offers water, stone, fur, scales and foliage on one sheet, each with its own texture and each asking for a different treatment.