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A baby triceratops sits facing the viewer with a broad scalloped frill behind its head. Two long horns project above the eyes, with a smaller horn on the nose. Rounded toes spread along the bottom of the body. A short tail curves out to the left, and the background contains no plants or props.

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easy difficulty
The frill and body are wide, with smaller divisions only at the horns, toes and mouth.
Skills to try
  • Coloring a scalloped outline: The frill edge changes direction around several rounded lobes above the face.
Suggested age: About 5–7 years
Wide face and belly spaces suit younger colorers practicing a clean outer border. This is a suggestion; comfort with the shapes matters more than age.

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A4 PDF
1 page · Portrait
595.28 × 841.89 pt
Printable area: 523.28 × 769.89 pt
At least 36 pt (0.5 in) margins; centered artwork may leave more white space.
US Letter PDF
1 page · Portrait
612 × 792 pt
Printable area: 540.00 × 720.00 pt
At least 36 pt (0.5 in) margins; centered artwork may leave more white space.
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1086 × 1448 pixels
  • The frill extends wider than the body; allow space for its outer lobes if adding a frame.

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Sitting Triceratops Coloring Page colored in crayon style
Crayon · Generated with this site's AI colorizer from the same line art.

These are suggested colors for the objects in the picture. You can choose your own colors.

Two palettes for this picture

Green baby triceratops

Light horns contrast with a cooler frill.

  • Green

    Fill the broad frill and short legs.

  • Cream

    Keep the three horns and belly pale.

  • Gold

    Accent the outer frill lobes gently.

Blue frill portrait

A warm face sits inside a cool scalloped border.

  • Blue

    Color the frill around the raised horns.

  • Ginger

    Fill the face and rounded forelegs.

  • Gray

    Shade the small toes beneath the body.

Ideas

Working with this drawing

  1. Use a lighter frill center and a darker outer edge to keep the face forward.
  2. Leave the horns pale so their pointed outlines stand out against the frill.

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