Graceful Stingray Ocean Ballet

Fun Fact

Did you know that stingrays are related to sharks? They don't have bones, but instead, their skeletons are made of cartilage, just like the flexible part of your nose and ears!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Water Magic - Use various shades of blue and green for the ocean water. Try blending lighter blues near the surface where light streams down, and deeper greens for the deeper areas.
2. 2🖍️ Stingray Shading - Stingrays often have sandy or earthy tones on top and lighter undersides. Use browns, grays, and even purplish-grays for their bodies, adding subtle shading to show their curved forms.
3. 3✨ Light Rays - To make the light rays truly shine, use very light yellows, whites, or even a pale iridescent blue. Keep the lines soft and blend them into the surrounding water colors to create a shimmering effect.
4. 4🌈 Seabed Details - The sandy seabed can be a mix of yellows, light browns, and even hints of pink or orange. For the rocks, use grays and darker browns, and bring the seaweed to life with vibrant greens, olive tones, and hints of red or brown.