Potted Orchid Drawing to Color for Kids Ages 6 and Up

About Potted Orchid Drawing to Color for Kids Ages 6 and Up

A potted orchid usually leans on a thin stake that keeps the stem upright, since the flowers feel heavy for such a thin stem. Below the blooms, the roots often show, since many orchids keep their roots visible above the soil, curling against the sides of the pot or poking out over the rim. The plant tends to sit near a window, turning little by little toward the light as the days go by. In this page, you can keep the pot in one flat color or try a texture, like lines or dots, to set it apart from the flowers. The stake and the roots leave plenty of room for neutral tones, while you can save the boldest colors for the flowers, letting the rest of the composition stay calmer around them.

How to print this drawing

Tap «Print» and pick your printer. It prints on A4 paper from any home printer, no signup and no apps. Then grab pencils, markers or crayons and color at your own pace.