Spider Web Between Two Tree Branches Coloring Page

A large orb web is strung across the middle of this scene, anchored to a bare branch that crosses the top of the page and a tree trunk that rises at the bottom right. Two loose leaves fall through the empty space above.

The web is the most intricate one in the collection. Many spokes run out from a small ringed hub, and dozens of curved threads cross them, so the net breaks into a great many narrow cells. A small spider sits just to the right of the hub with its legs spread.

The wood is drawn in a different hand from the web. Bark gets long hatched strokes and the branches carry small pointed leaves on short twigs, so the linework there is loose and sketchy while the web stays precise. That contrast is the appeal of the page.

This sheet suits an older child or an adult. The web cells are too narrow for crayon in places, and the hatching on the trunk rewards a pencil that can be layered.

One good approach is to leave the web white and color only the wood and leaves behind it. The threads then read as silk catching light, which is closer to how a real web looks.