Easter Island Moai, 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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Three stone heads stand in a row on a grassy hill, each one smaller than the last, in this simple page of the moai of Easter Island, also called Rapa Nui, in Chile. The statues have long faces, heavy brows, big noses and tall ears, with tufts of grass and round pebbles at their bases. The thick, smooth lines suit little ones aged about 2 to 5. Use chunky crayons in warm brown for the stone, then a sunny green for the grass. Prints on A4 or US Letter.
Four moai gaze out to sea from a grassy slope on Rapa Nui, the Chilean island better known as Easter Island. The nearest statue towers over the page, cracks running down its long face, while the others shrink into the distance toward a flat-topped cliff and the ocean. Rounded boulders, grass tufts and fluffy clouds complete the scene. Islanders carved these figures from volcanic rock centuries ago. Children aged about 5 to 10 can try colored pencils, pressing softly for the sky and harder for the stone.
Six moai line up on a long stone platform in this finely drawn view of Easter Island, Chile. Each weathered statue shows pitted rock, deep-set eyes and long ears, and they step down in size from right to left. Behind them, a calm bay curves beneath tall sea cliffs and billowing clouds, while boulders and tufts of grass fill the foreground. Islanders call these platforms ahu. The many textures suit older kids and adults who enjoy careful shading. Try a muted palette of slate, rust and olive, blending colored pencils to bring out the volcanic stone.
Swirls, zigzags and spirals cover every moai in this intricate scene from Rapa Nui, Chile's Easter Island. A giant head fills the left side while a long row of statues shrinks toward sea stacks and cliffs. Seagulls glide past a radiating sun, curly clouds pattern the sky, and a scaly lizard rests among stones at bottom right beside two large hibiscus blooms. Every surface is packed with tiny shapes, ideal for experienced adult colorists. Pick a sunset palette of coral, violet and gold, and use fine-liner markers to keep the small cells crisp.
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