Wildebeest, 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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With curved horns, a shaggy beard and a gentle smile, a friendly wildebeest stands ready for coloring. Long stripes run down its neck and the tail ends in a fluffy tuft, with no background at all. The thick outlines and roomy shapes suit little ones aged 2 to 5. Color the wildebeest gray blue with a dark brown mane and beard and black hooves.
One after another, a herd of wildebeest climbs down a steep riverbank and splashes across the water. The leader charges toward you, rocks sit in the river, and acacia trees, rolling hills, clouds and a round sun fill the savanna above. Clear lines and medium shapes suit kids aged about 5 to 10. Try slate gray bodies with dark manes, muddy brown water and golden grass.
A long line of wildebeest pours down a grassy bank and wades through a splashing river during the great migration. The leading animals show finely drawn stripes and shaggy beards, with smooth boulders in the water and flat-topped acacia trees across the plains behind. Fine lines suit older kids, teens and adults. Use bluish grays and charcoal for the herd, and tan and olive green for the riverbanks.
Patterned manes and decorated horns fill a dramatic river crossing as wildebeest surge through foaming water. Two crocodiles lie in wait among the herd, patterned boulders sit in the river, and a long line of animals winds back toward acacia trees and a setting sun. Made for teens and adults who like detailed, relaxing work with fine pens. Try gray and brown for the herd, olive for the crocodiles and warm sunset oranges in the sky.
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