Dolphins Jumping Over Ocean Waves Coloring Page

Three dolphins leave the water together, arranged in a staircase from the tallest at the back down to the smallest at the front, so the page reads as one motion rather than three separate animals. The outlines are thick and unbroken, every shape is closed, and nobody has drawn any interior detail beyond an eye and a smiling mouth on each face. That makes it a good first page for a young child with crayons. The wave is the only busy area. Its crest curls over and breaks into a scatter of small circles and dots for foam, and from there the water flattens into four or five long lines that run to the right edge of the sheet and give you wide bands to fill. Those bands are the trick for making the sea look wet: work them in different strengths of the same blue instead of one even tone, palest near the top. Dolphins are gray, but nothing stops a child using any color at all, and the large blank bodies will take a crayon quickly. The sky above is completely empty and can stay that way.