Mother Pig With Two Piglets Coloring Page

A sow fills the upper half of this sheet, seen from the side and facing right, with two piglets below her and slightly to the left. All three face the same way. The piglets are small enough that the size difference does the storytelling without a single extra line.

The linework is light and even throughout. The sow's back is one long unbroken curve from her tail to her shoulder, and her body carries no interior detail at all beyond the fold of a front leg. Each piglet is the same shape in miniature, ears up, snout out, tail curled.

There is a great deal of white paper here and it is deliberate. Nothing has been drawn between the three animals or behind them, so the page suits a child who likes to add their own world. A ground line, a fence, a sun in the corner: all of it fits, and none of it has been decided for you.

If you would rather keep it simple, color the three animals in the same family shade and vary only the depth, lightest on the piglets and darkest on the sow. It reads as one litter that way, which is harder to achieve than it sounds.