Labubu Among Big Mushrooms Coloring Page

The big eared creature stands among oversized spotted mushrooms with ferns and grass growing thickly around their stalks.

The four mushrooms are drawn at four different heights, the tallest reaching above the creature's head and the shortest barely to its knee. Varying them turns a row of mushrooms into a little wood; four at the same height would be a fence.

Each cap carries round spots drawn as closed circles sitting on the surface rather than as dots, which gives a few dozen small shapes across the four caps. They are simple, and they are the kind of detail a child works through steadily once the big caps are done.

The undersides of the two tallest caps show their gills as rows of radiating strips, and that is the most satisfying piece of repeated line work on the page.

The stalks are thick plain columns with a collar ring on two of them.

The ferns at both edges are drawn as fronds with separate leaflets and white space between them, simplified until each leaflet is a shape you could put a crayon tip inside, which is the trap most fern drawings fall into.