Arctic Ace: Puck-tastic Polar Bear Cub

Fun Fact

Did you know polar bears have black skin under their white fur? This helps them absorb sunlight and stay warm in their icy homes, even though their fur looks white or yellowish!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Textured Fur - Use short, light strokes in varying shades of white, grey, and very light blue to create the illusion of fluffy polar bear fur. Add subtle shadows to give it depth.
2. 2🖍️ Shimmering Ice - For the intricate ice and snowflake patterns, try using light blues, silvers, and even a touch of iridescent glitter glue (if you have it!) to make them sparkle. Outline geometric shapes with a darker blue for definition.
3. 3✨ Gear Details - The hockey helmet and jersey offer a chance for bold colors! Pick a vibrant team color for the jersey and add shading to make the helmet look round and protective. Consider a metallic sheen for the helmet.
4. 4🌈 Dynamic Background - Think about the arctic sky! Use soft blends of light blues, purples, and even pinks for a beautiful sunset or an ethereal aurora borealis effect behind the cub.