Hammerhead's Kelp Forest Expedition

Fun Fact

Hammerhead sharks have unique heads that help them hunt! Their wide-set eyes give them a panoramic view, and their specialized sensory organs can detect electrical fields from prey hiding in the sand, like stingrays and fish.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Layered Kelp** - Use varying shades of green, from light lime to deep forest green, to create depth and movement in the kelp fronds. Overlap colors for a realistic underwater effect.
2. 2🖍️ **Shark Skin Texture** - Hammerheads often have a grayish-brown top and a lighter belly. Use subtle cross-hatching or stippling with pencils to give its skin a smooth, yet textured appearance.
3. 3✨ **Hidden Treasures** - Don't forget the tiny fish! Use bright, contrasting colors to make them pop against the green kelp, or subtle colors to keep them camouflaged. Add small white highlights for a shimmering look.
4. 4🌈 **Underwater Glow** - Think about how light filters through water. Use lighter blues, teals, and even some yellows near the top of the scene, fading to deeper blues and greens towards the bottom for an authentic ocean feel.