Sloth Under an Open Umbrella Coloring Page

An umbrella canopy spans the whole top third of the sheet, five scalloped panels split by four straight ribs and capped with a tiny knob at the peak. Every panel arrives blank, which turns the upper half into the obvious place to try a stripe sequence or five separate shades. The shaft drops down behind the sloth's head and stops there, so nothing crowds the face. Beneath it the sloth faces forward with both arms lifted and both paws open, claws curled toward the canopy rather than gripping it. Its head is wide and almost circular, edged all around with short spiky fur ticks, and a hatched band sweeps back from each round eye. A broad nose with two filled nostrils sits above a long smile that runs nearly the full width of the muzzle. Two rounded feet rest at the bottom, each carrying a pair of small pad circles and three short claws. The background stays bare from edge to edge, with no rain, no ground line and no scenery of any kind. Thick outlines and a generous white margin mean a crayon can run past an edge without losing the shape, and the big empty canopy gives a beginner somewhere easy to start.