Tiny Hands, Fresh Cilantro Harvest

Fun Fact

Did you know that cilantro is also known as coriander? It's true! In some parts of the world, people call the fresh leaves cilantro, while the dried seeds of the very same plant are called coriander. Both are used to add delicious flavor to food all around the globe!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Leafy Greens Galore - Use a mix of light and dark greens, like lime, emerald, and forest green, to give the cilantro leaves a fresh, vibrant, and realistic look.
2. 2🖍️ Rich Garden Soil - For the soil, try using different shades of brown, gray, and even a touch of black. Use small, textured strokes to make it look like rich, crumbly earth.
3. 3✨ Soft Skin Tones - Choose a skin tone for the child's hands and add very gentle shading. This will help make the fingers and knuckles look soft and realistic as they carefully pick the herb.
4. 4🌈 Background Blending - Color the small background plants with softer, slightly muted greens and browns. This technique helps the main cilantro sprig and the child's hands stand out beautifully.