Iguana, 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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Resting on a leafy branch, a smiling iguana with a spiky crest along its back, a round cheek patch and a big throat flap looks up happily. Its spotted body and long striped tail are drawn with thick, smooth outlines. The roomy shapes suit little ones aged 2 to 5. Color the iguana bright green with darker green stripes on the tail.
Climbing along a thick branch, an iguana shows off its spiny crest, scaly skin, round cheek scale and banded tail. Big hibiscus flowers and a split monstera leaf grow around it, with more tropical leaves at the edges. Clear lines and medium shapes suit kids aged about 5 to 10. Try a lime green iguana with brown tail bands and red or pink hibiscus.
Every scale is finely drawn on a lifelike iguana stretched along a jungle branch, from its spiky crest to its long banded tail. Hibiscus flowers, monstera and palm leaves frame the scene, and a waterfall, a calm river and a distant volcano sit in the background. The level of detail suits older kids, teens and adults. Blend greens with a little gray-blue for the body, and shade the tail bands darker.
Zigzag, wave and cross-hatched bands run down the tail of a richly scaled iguana lying on a knotted branch. Hibiscus, frangipani, monstera and palm leaves pack every gap in the jungle around it. Made for teens and adults who like detailed, relaxing work with fine pens. Try emerald and olive greens for the iguana, with warm reds, pinks and creams for the flowers.
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