Cobra, drawn four ways. Easy has thick lines and big spaces for toddlers, medium suits school-age kids, detailed adds texture for older kids, and expert is packed with fine detail for teens and adults. Print one level or all four on A4 or US Letter, free, no sign-up.
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A smiling cobra with big shiny eyes and a forked tongue rises from its coiled body with its hood spread wide. Simple bands run down its belly, and a few pebbles dot the sandy ground. The thick outlines and roomy shapes suit little ones aged 2 to 5. Color the cobra sandy brown with a pale yellow belly and a pink tongue.
Rising tall from a big coil, a cobra spreads its scaly hood and flicks out its forked tongue. Flat-topped rocks, desert grasses, round stones and a bright sun fill the sandy scene. Clear lines and medium shapes suit kids aged about 5 to 10. Try golden brown scales, a cream belly and a sandy yellow ground.
Every scale is drawn on a cobra rearing up with its broad hood open and round markings on each side. Rocky hills, a tall saguaro cactus, spiky plants and desert shrubs spread across the dry ground around its long coils. Fine lines and lots of detail suit older kids, teens and adults. Try dark olive and brown on the scales with a buttery yellow belly.
Mandala flowers decorate the hood and coils of a cobra resting beside an old fig tree with hanging roots and heart-shaped leaves. Across the water, a temple with carved towers rises against the hills, and grasses and rocks fill the foreground. Made for teens and adults who like detailed, relaxing work with fine pens. Try bronze and deep brown for the cobra with jade greens for the leaves.
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