Acorn Ace: Squirrel's Badminton Debut

Fun Fact

Did you know that squirrels are amazing at remembering where they bury their food? They can hide thousands of nuts and recall their locations months later, even under snow!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Fluffy Fur Fun - Use short, feathery strokes with varying shades of brown, grey, and even a touch of cream to give the squirrel's fur a soft, realistic texture. Don't forget lighter colors for its belly and inner ears!
2. 2🖍️ Leafy Layers - There are many detailed leaves and acorns! Try using different shades of green, yellow, orange, and red for the leaves to show depth and variety, and multiple browns for the acorns to make them pop.
3. 3✨ Sparkling Eyes & Shuttlecock Shine - Give the squirrel's big eyes a vibrant sparkle with a tiny dot of white. For the shuttlecock, use bright whites, light blues, or even a soft rainbow gradient to show its playful movement in the air.
4. 4🌈 Dynamic Depth - To make the squirrel and racket stand out, use darker shades for elements in the background, like the deeper parts of the leaves or tree trunks. This creates a sense of depth and makes your main subject truly shine.