Pig Seen From Behind Coloring Page
The one back view in the set. A pig walking away from you, with its curly tail drawn dead center and drawn large.
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Every other pig here faces you or stands in profile. This one is walking away, and the whole page is its back end.
The rump fills the middle of the sheet as one broad rounded shape with a heavy black outline. A round patch sits at the center of it with the curly tail springing out just below, drawn larger than on any other page in the set so the spiral is easy to follow. Two ears show above the back and the tip of the snout just clears one side of the head, which is the only hint that there is a face at all. Two back legs come down to plain trotters, and a soft oval shadow sits underneath.
The humor of the page does the work, so the coloring can stay simple. One shade across the whole rump, something a little deeper for the ears and trotters, and it is finished.
The round patch and the tail are worth treating as a unit. Give them a color that contrasts with the body and the tail becomes the focal point it deserves to be, since on a real pig it is the first thing anyone looks for.
