Astronaut Planting A Flag On The Moon Surface Coloring Page

Both gloved hands grip the pole and the body leans into it, which gives the figure real weight against the low horizon. The suit is drawn in simple segment bands with a rectangular backpack, and the helmet visor is solid dark. The flag itself is a plain rectangle with a couple of soft ripples and nothing printed on it, which is the best feature of the sheet, because children can put whatever emblem they want on it, from a national flag to a family name to an invented mission badge. The ground is a rounded rise covered in craters of various sizes, some drawn as simple ovals and others as irregular rims. Above, a scattering of five pointed stars and one speckled planet fill the sky without crowding it. Grays and soft browns suit the surface, and a heavy black sky makes the white suit pop. If you would rather keep it light, leave the sky white and color only the stars. Every shape on the page is large enough for crayon, and the craters give a young colorer plenty of small wins on the way to finishing.