Hillside Peekaboo with Winnie the Pooh

Winnie the Pooh pokes his round head out of a grassy bank, tilted sideways as if he is leaning out of a hole in the hill. You can see his two small ears, a dark oval nose, a simple dot eye with a curved eyebrow, and a gentle smile. One paw rests under his chin and the other reaches out near his nose. The hill is filled with lots of short, slanted grass strokes, and leafy branches grow along the top right. At the bottom, broad leaves, small grass tufts and a little pebble sit on the ground. Try warm yellow for Pooh and a few shades of green for the hillside, using lighter and darker greens to show the grass strokes. It is a nice printable for practicing small, careful strokes, and kids can talk about where Pooh might be hiding.