Bee Carrying a Honey Pot Coloring Page

Everything on this page is big and rounded, which makes it one of the friendliest bee sheets in the set. The bee has a wide oval head, two enormous eyes with plenty of white left inside them, and a grin that runs most of the way across its face. Two antennae end in little balls. The body below is nearly a circle, banded by three thick curving stripes that give an obvious place to alternate two shades. Both wings sweep back on the left side as long open teardrops with no vein lines inside them, so they can take a pale wash or stay as bare paper. One arm reaches up and grips a honey dipper, drawn as a short stick with a ridged, rounded head. A pair of small feet dangle below. The outlines are thick throughout and nothing on the sheet is fiddly, so chunky crayons and young colorists get along fine with it. Color the dipper in a deep shade and leave the bee lighter. That way the raised arm reads as the point of the picture rather than blending into the body.