Cosmic Comet's Grand Tour

Fun Fact

Did you know that comets are often called 'dirty snowballs'? They are made of ice, dust, and rock, and when they get close to the Sun, the ice melts and forms that beautiful, glowing tail that can stretch for millions of miles!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Tail Trails** - Use light, translucent blues, greens, and purples for the comet's streaking tail to show its ethereal glow and movement across the page.
2. 2🖍️ **Planet Textures** - Think about the unique surfaces of planets; use varied shades of browns, reds, and grays, and even stippling or cross-hatching to create realistic rocky or gaseous textures.
3. 3✨ **Nebula Blends** - For the soft, distant nebulae, try blending multiple colors like pink, purple, and blue softly together to create a dreamy, cloud-like effect that suggests vast cosmic dust.
4. 4🌈 **Distant Stars** - Add tiny dots of white or very light yellow across the dark background, perhaps using a fine-tipped pen or white gel pen, to represent twinkling distant stars and galaxies.