Triceratops With Baby Dinosaur In A Prehistoric Jungle Coloring Page
An adult stands in profile with an eight panel frill turned toward you, a calf at its front foot and palm leaves overhead.
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The adult stands in profile with its frill turned toward you, and that frill is the reason to pick this page. It is drawn as a scalloped shield with eight radiating panels, so you can take each panel a shade apart and get a fan effect without needing to blend anything at all. Two long brow horns and a shorter nose horn sit ahead of it, and the mouth is open just enough to show the beak. The calf stands at the adult's front foot, roughly a fifth the size, with a small frill of its own and its head tipped up. Broad palm leaves hang in from both top corners and coarse grass runs along the bottom edge. The line work is simple and open, so a six year old can manage the animals while an older sibling takes on the grass. Greens and browns are the safe route, but the frill is a good place to break the rules with something bright, since nobody knows what color these animals actually were. Triceratops carried a solid frill of bone, unlike several close relatives whose frills had large windows cut through them.
