A beluga faces forward as it swims through a broad underwater stone arch, above sandy ground and seaweed-covered ledges.

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Beluga Swimming through a Stone Arch

A beluga faces forward as it swims through a broad underwater stone arch, above sandy ground and seaweed-covered ledges. The wide body has room for larger strokes, while the arch is divided into separate rock shapes with thin cracks and narrow seaweed along the sides.

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A white beluga in a warm stone arch

Keep the beluga bright while soft colors frame its curved body.

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Digital example: White beluga inside a gray stone arch with green seaweed, pink coral and beige sand.

1. White — beluga
2. Warm gray — rocks
3. Sage green — seaweed
4. Coral pink — branching coral
5. Sand beige — seabed

Leave the beluga white; add a faint cool-gray edge if desired.
Color the arch and scattered rocks warm gray, keeping cracks visible.
Follow the long seaweed blades with sage green.
Fill the small branching corals pink without covering their black lines.
Use pale beige along the sandy path; leave water and bubbles white.

The white beluga should stand out inside the gray arch, with clear green blades and pink coral.

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