Trophy Shelf With Medals And Balls Coloring Page

Two cups, a ball, a pair of round awards, a little player figurine and five medals hanging from their ribbons, all arranged across a wooden shelf. This is a season in one picture. Metals are the interesting problem here. Gold, silver and bronze are different colors, and a shelf where every trophy is the same shade loses the story of which came first. Mixing them is worth the extra thought. Yellow with a touch of orange at the rim reads as gold, a pale gray with a white highlight reads as silver, and a warm brown reads as bronze. The medal ribbons give five more small decisions, and they are the obvious place to use club colors. The shelf itself takes a single wood tone with the grain left showing through. The upper shelf is empty on purpose, which gives any child who wants it room to draw in the trophy they plan to win next. Older colorists will enjoy the detail on the cup handles. The whole page suits ages seven and up.