Detailed Triceratops Drawing to Color for Kids 6 and Up

About Detailed Triceratops Drawing to Color for Kids 6 and Up

In a clearing surrounded by low brush, a triceratops chews calmly, swinging its head from side to side among the plants. The bony frill around its neck brushes against low branches each time it bends down for more leaves. Its three horns point forward, steady, while the animal glances up now and then to check its surroundings before going back to eating. Its feet leave deep marks in the damp ground with every step. Because this page has so much detail in the skin and the frill, it helps to work in sections: start with the horns and the front of the face, move on to the frill, marking its edges with a different shade, and finish with the rest of the body. Try mixing a few greens or grays depending on the effect you want.

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.