Pirate Walking The Plank Coloring Page

A cartoon pirate stands on the end of a wooden plank at the bottom of this page, one arm raised high with a curved cutlass held up above his head. The plank juts out from a line of deck boards at the lower right and ends in mid air, and the pirate balances on it with one boot forward and one back.

He is drawn to be comic rather than threatening. His eyes are wide and round, his nose is a large rounded blob, and an enormous curling mustache and pointed beard spread out across his chest. A tricorn hat sits on his head with a small skull and crossbones on the front.

His coat is long with deep turned cuffs and a wide belt with a square buckle, and a sash runs diagonally across his chest. One boot is a tall cuffed bucket and the other is a plain shoe, which is the kind of mismatch that reads as scruffy rather than wrong.

Not one other thing is drawn here. There is no ship, no sea and no second figure, so the whole page is one character and a board.