Colouring drawing of a 🐵 little monkey in the tree

Free coloring pages of Monkey in the tree

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🖨️ 18 prints | 💾 6 downloads

Ideas and tips for colouring the little monkey:

Colored Pencils: Your allies for precise details and a vibrant range. Press hard for intense lines or soft for a diffused effect. Experiment with different techniques such as shading and stippling to add texture to your artwork.
Watercolors: If you are looking for a magical touch, watercolors offer you smooth transitions and diluted colors. Dampen the brush, load the color, and play with the amount of water to create incredible effects. Remember that special watercolor paper is your best friend.
Markers: For a more graphic touch and defined lines, markers are the ideal tool. Choose fine-tipped markers for details and thick ones for large areas. Combine colors and techniques for a unique result!
Crayons: A classic option for the little ones. They offer vibrant colors and ease of use. Ideal for covering large areas and creating rough textures.
Tempera: If you like intense and opaque colors, tempera is perfect. You can dilute them with water to create different effects. Experiment with thick and thin brushstrokes to give volume to your drawing.

Start Coloring the monkey!:

Look closely at the image of the little monkey climbing the tree. Notice the different colors of its fur, the features of its face, and the texture of the tree.
Choose the coloring technique you like the most.
Start with the base colors: brown for the tree, green for the leaves, and different colors for the monkey’s fur depending on the species.
Add details: black eyes, pink nose and mouth, small claws on the hands and feet.
Experiment with different techniques to add texture to the fur, leaves, and tree bark.
Don’t be afraid to use your creativity and give your work a personal touch!

Meet the little monkey:

Features: A small and furry body, with different colors depending on the species. Their hands and feet are prehensile, allowing them to climb with ease. Their big and lively eyes will infect you with their joy.

Predators: Leopards, snakes, and birds of prey. Baby monkeys are more vulnerable to predators than adults.

Habitat: Tropical forests, jungles, savannas, and mangroves in different parts of the world. They are social animals and live in groups of different sizes.

Diet: Their diet varies depending on the species, but they generally eat fruits, leaves, flowers, insects, and small animals.

Fun Facts:

Monkeys are the most diverse primates on the planet, with over 260 different species.
Some monkeys, like the chimpanzee, are capable of using tools.
Monkeys have great social intelligence and can communicate with each other in various ways.

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