Maestro Cricket's Starry Night Serenade

Fun Fact

Did you know that male crickets 'sing' by rubbing their wings together? This sound is called stridulation, and they do it to attract female crickets or to warn other males away from their territory!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Textured Log** - Use different shades of green and brown to give the mossy log a bumpy, realistic texture. Add tiny dots for extra detail and depth.
2. 2🖍️ **Shimmering Night Sky** - Blend deep blues, purples, and even a touch of black for the night sky. Use a white or silver pencil for the stars and a soft yellow for the crescent moon's gentle glow.
3. 3✨ **Musical Magic** - Make the floating musical notes stand out! You could color them in a light, ethereal color like pale blue or gold, or even give them a soft gradient to show their movement.
4. 4🌈 **Elegant Cricket** - Give Maestro Cricket a distinguished look. Consider shades of dark green, brown, or even a deep metallic color for his body, and use a contrasting color for his tiny, ornate violin to make it sparkle.