Curious Baby Triceratops' Ferny Discovery

Fun Fact

Triceratops means "three-horned face"! While adult triceratops had large, formidable horns, baby triceratops likely had smaller, softer nubs that grew stronger and sharper as they aged, much like the gentle creature in our picture!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Textured Skin - Use a variety of greens, browns, and even subtle grays to give your baby triceratops realistic, bumpy skin. Try short, overlapping strokes for a scaly effect.
2. 2🖍️ Lush Ferns - Explore many shades of green for the intricate ferns, from bright lime to deep emerald. Use darker tones for the undersides and lighter ones where the sunlight might peek through to create depth.
3. 3✨ Forest Floor Details - Pay close attention to the small stones and moss on the ground. Use earthy tones like grays, browns, and muted greens, adding tiny highlights to make the textures pop.
4. 4🌈 Expressive Eyes - Make the baby triceratops' inquisitive eyes truly shine! Use a darker color for the pupil and a lighter shade for the iris, adding a tiny white dot for a sparkle of curiosity.