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A sail-backed dinosaur holds a fishing rod beside a small pond. The line drops from the bent rod tip toward a fish rising at the water surface. Long ribs divide the dinosaur's tall back sail, and small spots mark its body. The pond outline, ripples and fish scales add detail below the standing figure.

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medium difficulty
Sail ribs, fishing line, teeth and fish scales create many narrow sections.
Skills to try
  • Preserving a thin line: The fishing line crosses open paper and ends beside the fish, so it should stay visually fine.
Suggested age: About 7–10 years
Small scales and sail divisions favor a colorer comfortable with sharp pencils. 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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  • Fishing with a rod is an imaginary activity; the tall sail is the dinosaur's back feature.

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Spinosaurus Fishing 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 angler

A cool pond balances a warm sail.

  • Green

    Color the body around its small spots.

  • Gold

    Fill the tall sail panels with gentle variation.

  • Blue

    Glaze the pond around the fish and ripples.

Blue sail dinosaur

Warm fish color marks the end of the line.

  • Blue

    Color the dinosaur and alternate sail panels.

  • Ginger

    Fill the fish body around its scale marks.

  • Brown

    Color the rod and its small handle.

Ideas

Working with this drawing

  1. Use neighboring tones in the sail panels without drawing over their fine ribs.
  2. Keep the pond light so the fish and hanging line are readable.

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