Rugby Masterclass: The Perfect Pass

Fun Fact

Rugby was invented in 1823 when William Webb Ellis, a student at Rugby School in England, supposedly picked up the ball and ran with it during a football match, breaking the rules of the game!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Layered Greens - Use multiple shades of green for the finely detailed grass to create depth and texture, showing individual blades and shadows for a realistic field.
2. 2🖍️ Realistic Skin Tones - Build up skin colors with light, gradual layers, adding subtle rosy cheeks or shaded areas to make the coach and children's figures look lifelike and dynamic.
3. 3✨ Dynamic Details - Pay close attention to the creases in clothing, the laces on the rugby ball, and the intricate lines of the distant goalposts to bring out every expert-level element of the scene.
4. 4🌈 Sky and Background Blend - Use soft blues and whites for the clear sky, blending carefully for a smooth effect, and add muted greens and browns for the distant trees to create a sense of perspective and depth.