Sloth Sitting on a Big Mushroom Coloring Page

This mushroom cap is one wide plain dome with nothing drawn on top of it, so the whole upper surface takes a single flat shade or a soft blend without interruption. All the detail sits underneath, where a run of fine gill lines fans out from the stalk to the rim in narrow wedges. That band is the one fiddly area on the page and it rewards a sharp pencil, because everything else here is generous.

The stalk below is a plain column that pinches in at the waist and flares again where it meets the ground. Tufts of grass stand along the ground on either side of it and crowd in close around its base, which makes this the only one of the six newest prop sheets with any setting at all. The others in that group float the sloth on bare paper.

The sloth sits square on the cap with both arms folded into its lap and its claws hooked over the front edge, so the animal and the platform lock together rather than sitting apart. Its eyes are drawn closed as two curved arcs, the nose is filled solid, the smile runs wide beneath it, and a ruff of fur hangs under the chin. Two small rounded ears show at the sides of a head topped with a short upright tuft.