A boy holds a curved horn beside a garden gate, with one standing sheep, one resting sheep and a hay pile nearby.

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Boy with a Horn at a Sheep Gate

A boy holds a curved horn beside a garden gate, with one standing sheep, one resting sheep and a hay pile nearby. Use the sheep’s larger wool areas first, then color the gate and finer hay lines.

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Yellow horn and hay by the gate

Repeat yellow across the curved horn and the fine hay strands.

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Digital example: A boy in blue with a yellow horn beside white sheep, yellow hay and a brown gate.

1. Blue — clothes
2. Peach — skin and inner ears
3. Brown — hair, shoes and wood
4. Yellow — horn and hay
5. Green — plants
6. Gray — stones and hooves
7. White — wool and open ground

Color shirt and pants blue.
Use light peach on the boy’s skin and the sheep’s inner ears.
Color hair, shoes, gate, posts and tree trunk brown.
Color the horn and hay yellow, keeping the thin straw lines visible.
Color the treetop, bushes and grass green.
Use light gray on the wall and hardware, darker gray on hooves.
Leave sheep wool, faces and legs white, along with the hills and ground.

The hay stays distinct from the white wool, and the gate bars remain separate.

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