Hot Rod With Flames Racing On A Strip Coloring Page

A chopped coupe launches down the strip. The roof sits low over the cabin, the way hot rod builders cut them. A tall narrow radiator shell stands up front, packed with vertical slats. The front axle runs bare across two skinny wheels, and two fat rear tires do the work. Exhaust pipes run out along the sill.

Flame graphics sweep back from the cowl across the door, and their tips lick past the rear wheel. They come drawn as solid shapes, so they already sit dark on the page.

That hands you a decision. Leave the flames as they are and color everything around them, or trace their edges in orange and fill the rest of the body in one strong shade. Both choices look right on a car like this.

Chrome is the other trick. Keep the radiator shell, the headlight stalks and the exhaust pipes white, and the rest of the car reads as paint by contrast.

The strip below sits nearly empty. Add skid marks, a start line or a crowd if the page feels bare. There is plenty of white to work with.