Goose Among the Flowers Near a Hawaiian Volcano
Coloring guide
A plump goose stands in the center of the page. Its long, lightly striped neck curves gracefully, and it looks off to the side with a round, bright eye. Scalloped feathers cover the body and folded wing, and the webbed feet are planted firmly in the grass. Tall grass blades fill the front, with five-petal flowers and a few buds on both sides. Behind the bird, a volcano sends up a curly puff of smoke, while low bushes and a calm stretch of water run across the horizon. The feathers offer lots of small areas for careful coloring practice, and the big body is easy to fill. Soft grays and browns for the goose, an orange beak and feet, and pink or purple blossoms would look good. Save it as a free PDF for a quick coloring break. Fans of Hawaiian coloring pages often like Matryoshka Dolls and Sugar Skulls (Día de Muertos) as well.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- cream
- lime green
- warm brown
- orange
- caramel tan
- forest green
- grass green
- dark brown
- sand beige
- golden yellow
- mint green
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Fill the goose body and head with cream, leaving the smoke above the volcano white.
- 2Color the wing feathers and the tail base with warm brown, and the neck feathers with caramel tan.
- 3Paint the tail tips and the tail feathers near the bottom with dark brown.
- 4Color the beak golden yellow and the legs and webbed feet orange.
- 5Fill the grass and leaves with lime green and grass green, and the background bushes with forest green.
- 6Optional: add a little soft shading with a slightly darker shade of each color to give the feathers some depth.
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