Little Dragon's Dragon Fruit Harvest

Fun Fact

Did you know that dragon fruit grows on a type of cactus and is native to Central and South America? It's named for its vibrant, scaly skin, which some say resembles a dragon's scales!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Scales of Shine** - Use a blend of soft greens, blues, or even a touch of lavender for the dragon's smooth scales, adding lighter shades where light might hit for a gentle shimmer.
2. 2🖍️ **Fruitful Hues** - Make the dragon fruits truly vibrant! Use bright fuchsias, reds, or yellows for the outer skin, and perhaps a paler green for the leafy 'scales' on the fruit itself.
3. 3✨ **Lush Greenery** - Experiment with various shades of green for the dragon fruit plant's foliage. Use darker greens for leaves in shadow and lighter, brighter greens for leaves catching the sun.
4. 4🌈 **Basket Texture** - Give the woven basket depth by using warm browns, tans, or ochres. Add subtle lines or shadows to show the overlapping weave and give it a realistic texture.