An airplane seen from above has long wings extending to both sides and a small tail at the bottom.

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Airplane Seen from Above

An airplane seen from above has long wings extending to both sides and a small tail at the bottom. Bold outlines divide the wings into broad sections. Try matching colors on the left and right wings or invent a contrasting pattern.

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Blue wings and a yellow tail

Use three colors to separate the airplane’s large panels. Matching the left and right sides makes the view from above easy to read.

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Three colors from above

Airplane seen from above with blue wings, a coral-red fuselage and yellow tail panels, with small sections left white.
Digital coloring example: matching wings and tail panels, with the small details left white.
  • 1. Sky blue — both main wings
  • 2. Coral red — central fuselage
  • 3. Golden yellow — two tail panels
  1. Fill the two broad wing panels sky blue. Leave the thin strips and small end sections white.
  2. Color the long central fuselage coral red, stopping below the cockpit. Leave the window, curved band and pointed nose white.
  3. Fill the two larger tail panels golden yellow. Keep their narrow borders and the thin central fin white.

Check for two blue wings, one red body and two yellow tail panels. The small outlined sections and the background stay white; the practice is complete.

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