Two Pigs Nose To Nose Coloring Page

Two pigs lean toward each other until their snouts touch in the middle of the page. The one on the left faces right, the one on the right faces left, and they meet exactly at the center.

The drawing is almost symmetrical, which gives the page an unusual quality: whatever you do on one side, you can either repeat or deliberately break on the other. Both animals are drawn with light clean lines and open bodies, with the two curly tails spiralling outward at the far edges and a pair of trotters visible under each.

A mirrored pair invites a mirrored palette, and matching the two exactly does look neat. The more interesting option is to break the symmetry on purpose, giving one pig a warm shade and the other something cool, so the composition stays balanced while the color does not.

There is a lot of clear paper above and around the pair. Nothing has been drawn there and nothing needs to be, though the space is an obvious invitation if a child wants to add a sun, a fence or a few clouds of their own. The touching snouts are the natural place to start.