Superhero Riding a Motorcycle Coloring Page

The bike faces right across the page with its rider tucked down over the tank, both gloved hands closed on the grips and the fingers drawn out one by one. A cape lifts off his shoulders and streams back toward the left edge.

Check the head first, because it is where this subject usually goes wrong. A narrow band lies flat across his brow, two matching round eyes sit below it with a pupil in each, and a shape of hair covers the crown. Nothing up there is left as a blank dome.

Fine work on this sheet lives in the machine rather than the wheels. A stack of cooling fins fills the engine block, the exhaust runs the length of the lower frame, a coil spring stands above the rear swingarm, and tread blocks march right around both tires. The wheels themselves stay plain: a tire band, a rim ring, then one wide open hub.

That split is worth using rather than fighting. Keep the hubs pale so they still read as metal, spend your one strong tone on the tank and the mudguards, and let the fins and the tread go darker. The cape is the largest open area anywhere on the page and can afford to be the loudest thing on it.