The young prince has a curious and determined expression. He wears a crown decorated with precious stones and an elegant outfit adorned with symbolic details. His upright posture and upward gaze suggest ambition and responsibility. This type of representation invites reflection on the meaning of royalty in today’s society and how the figure of a prince can symbolize leadership, tradition, and change.
Format: A4 21x29,7 cm
Difficulty: Normal
Categories: TV & cartoons, Other, Princesses and Princes
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The concept of monarchy has changed a lot throughout history. In the past, kings and princes ruled with absolute power, deciding the fate of their people. Today, in most countries where monarchies still exist, their functions are more symbolic and ceremonial. Royal families represent a country’s historical and cultural continuity, acting as international ambassadors and public figures promoting social causes.
However, the monarchy also generates debates. Some consider it a symbol of unity and tradition, while others question its relevance in a modern world where equality and democracy prevail. This drawing invites reflection on what it means to be a prince or princess today. Is it just a title or does it carry a responsibility to serve the community? As you color, you can ask yourself what a leader should be like in today’s world. Should a prince follow traditions or change them to create a fairer world? Use your colors to tell this story and bring to life a character that inspires imagination and reflection.
The illustration presents many intricate details, such as patterns on the suit and crown. This offers an opportunity to practice precision when coloring. For small ornaments, like gems, you can use fine colored pencils or thin-tipped markers.
The background can also be a key element. You can color a castle, a beautiful garden, or a starry sky to give context to the character. Another option is to leave the background white to make the prince stand out even more.
The Little Prince, written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and published in 1943, is a classic of world literature. The story tells of the encounter between a pilot lost in the desert and a little prince from another planet. Through their conversations, the little prince shares stories about his travels to different asteroids, where he meets symbolic characters like a king, a vain man, a lamplighter, and a businessman.
Each character represents aspects of the human condition, such as power, ambition, and obsession with material things. However, the little prince also talks about love, friendship, and loss, especially through his relationship with a rose and a fox, who teaches him that what is essential is invisible to the eyes.
This book, although seemingly for children, invites reflection on adult life, the meaning of existence, and the importance of preserving the capacity for wonder and empathy. Its simple and poetic language makes it an accessible but deeply philosophical read
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