Smiling Shark's Secret Peek

Fun Fact

Did you know that great white sharks are not actually white? Their backs are usually gray or brown to help them blend in with the rocky seafloor from above, while their bellies are white to camouflage them against the bright surface when seen from below!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Shark Shades - Use different shades of gray for the shark's body, perhaps a lighter gray for its belly and darker gray for its back to make it look realistic.
2. 2🖍️ Kelp Colors - Kelp can be many shades of green and even brown. Experiment with olive green, forest green, and even some yellow-green to give the kelp depth and texture.
3. 3✨ Ocean Blues - Think about the water! Use various blues like light blue, turquoise, and deep blue to show the movement and depth of the ocean around the shark and kelp.
4. 4🌈 Sea Friends - Make the sea turtle and little fish pop with bright, cheerful colors. A vibrant green or brown for the turtle and a mix of reds, yellows, or oranges for the fish would look fantastic!