Here we have our little chef Toad from the Super Mario video game series, grinning from ear to ear. Ingredients are flying through the air and some mischievous flames are watching him with all sorts of expressions. What could he be making? Maybe a volcanic pizza or a soup that’s steaming hot! One thing’s for sure—this kitchen is anything but boring.
Format: A4 21x29,7 cm
Difficulty: Normal
Categories: Mario, Series and Films, TV & cartoons
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This drawing is packed with details to enjoy while coloring: the floating mushrooms, the funny expressions on the characters, and those sparkling flames that seem to have loads of personality. Every part tells a story. For example, could the surprised-looking flame have tasted the food and burned its tongue? Or maybe the flying tomato got tossed by accident?
Coloring this drawing means paying close attention to lots of small areas: Toad’s face and the ingredients need careful borders so the colors don’t mix. The flames have flowing, curvy shapes that can be a real challenge, so it’s best to start with them using gentle, short strokes. Don’t forget to bring life to the eyes and expressions of every character, so the emotions really show. You can use different shades to add depth, for example, soft shadows under the pan and the characters.
To make the flames in your drawing look more realistic, try using at least two different shades of red, orange, and yellow. Start by adding yellow in the center, because that’s the brightest part, then put orange around it and finish with red on the edges. For a special touch, you can add a hint of light blue or white at the base to show intense heat. Don’t press your pencils too hard; use gentle, circular strokes to blend the colors smoothly, making the flames seem like they’re moving. Have fun experimenting with different color mixes!
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