Dad And Child Flying A Kite In A Park On A Windy Day Coloring Page

Look at how much of this page is sky. The kite hangs up in the top right corner, a plain diamond with a cross brace and a single bow knotted onto its tail, and the string runs down at a long diagonal all the way to the raised hand below. Everything between those two points is white paper. He stands in profile at the left, tall enough to fill the sheet from the grass to the top margin, one hand lifted to shade his eyes and the other closed around the line. Off to the right his child stands much smaller, feet planted, chin tipped back. You can tell exactly where each of them is looking. The ground is a thin line with short grass tufts scattered along it, so the coloring goes quickly down there. Spend the saved time on the kite instead. A diamond split into four triangles takes four different colors easily, and a striped tail will pull the eye up through all that open space. Wind streaks drawn lightly across the sky are an easy way to fill the blank half if it feels too bare.