Energetic Hen's Seed Search

Fun Fact

Did you know that hens scratch the ground not just for food, but also to help keep their claws trimmed and to take dust baths, which helps them clean their feathers and get rid of parasites?

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Feather Focus - Use a variety of warm browns, reds, and oranges for the hen's feathers to create a realistic, textured look. Don't be afraid to layer colors!
2. 2🖍️ Dusty Details - For the dust motes, try very light yellows, grays, or even faint white pencil over darker soil colors to make them pop and show movement.
3. 3✨ Ground Work - Color the soil with earthy tones like browns and grays, adding small specks of darker color for tiny seeds or worms she might uncover.
4. 4🌈 Dynamic Pose - Emphasize the hen's energy by using slightly bolder colors on the leg that's raised and the ruffled feathers, suggesting motion.