A seated sloth holds a large leaf to its mouth while resting in a tree fork.

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Sloth Eating a Leaf

A seated sloth holds a large leaf to its mouth while resting in a tree fork. Try a different green for the leaf at its mouth and the small leaves on the branches.

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Tan sloth with white facial areas and claws on a brown tree fork, holding one of six green leaves.
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  • 1. Tan fur
  • 2. Brown branches
  • 3. Green leaves
  1. Color the sloth's head fur, body, arms and legs light tan. Leave the outlined eye areas, muzzle, nose and all long claws white.
  2. Color the whole tree fork and thin twigs brown, preserving the bark lines.
  3. Color all six leaves green: the large one at the mouth and five smaller branch leaves. Leave the background white.

Count six leaves. Every white claw should remain distinct from the brown branch or green leaf it grips.

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