Sloth Wearing a Bow Tie Coloring Page
The bow is the whole event here: two wide loops, a plain rectangular knot, and two long tails dropping down a blank chest.
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Almost every line on this page belongs to the ribbon. Two loops open out from a rectangular knot at the throat, a short band stub pokes from each side of that knot, and two tapered tails drop down the chest and finish on an angled cut. Five closed shapes in all, every one of them empty, which is enough room for a tartan, a polka dot, or one bold flat red without the rest of the drawing arguing back.
Behind the ribbon the body is a single smooth shape carrying no texture at all. The head holds the other half of the detail: a shaggy fringe of short spikes runs down both sides and a taller tuft stands up off the crown, while the band across each eye is filled with fine parallel hatching instead of being left open. Those two hatched bands and the inked pupils are the only parts already decided for you.
Two rounded haunches spread to the sides and two feet meet at the bottom, three curved claws on each. Nothing sits behind the animal and nothing sits under it, so a child who wants a floor, a table or a party banner has the whole lower third of the paper to invent one.
