Lively Hen's Dusty Treasure Hunt

Fun Fact

Did you know that hens scratch the ground not just for food, but also to help keep their beaks trimmed and sharp? It's like a natural manicure for them, keeping their tools ready for pecking!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Feather Fun - Use various shades of brown, white, and even a touch of gray to give the hen's ruffled feathers realistic depth and texture.
2. 2🖍️ Dusty Details - For the rising dust motes, try very light yellows, grays, or even a hint of peach, blending them gently around the hen's feet to show movement.
3. 3✨ Groundwork - Create texture in the disturbed soil by using different browns, greens, and even some dark red, adding small dots or lines for tiny seeds and pebbles.
4. 4🌈 Beak and Comb - Make the hen's comb and wattle a vibrant red, and her beak a sunny yellow or light brown, contrasting beautifully with her feathered body.