Koala Holding a Slice of Watermelon Coloring Page

The wedge is held flat across the belly with its cut side up, so the straight edge runs level under the chin while the rind curves along the bottom. That rind is drawn as a narrow double line, which gives you a band to run dark green against a lighter wedge above it, and the fruit between is left completely open for a flat pink or red. Watch the seeds. There are three of them and they are inked solid already, so they are finished rather than shapes waiting to be filled.

Both front paws come in from the sides and close over the ends of the fruit, each built from short stacked folds that read as fingers. Those folds are the fussiest marks anywhere here and they sit small, so a pencil will hold them where a thick crayon will ride straight over.

Above, the face is wide open and friendly: a tall blank muzzle, inked eyes with a highlight lifting off the top of each, and little tick marks freckled underneath both. The ears are round and shaggy the whole way around. Two hind feet rest flat below, showing a broad blank pad apiece with small toe ovals tucked beside it. No scenery sits behind any of it.