A chameleon stretches across a gap, holding one branch with its back feet and another with its front feet.

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Chameleon Stepping Between Branches

A chameleon stretches across a gap, holding one branch with its back feet and another with its front feet. Bold outlines separate the broad body bands and spiral tail, with plenty of open space around the animal.

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A yellow band between two brown branches

Keep the long spiral tail turquoise and carry one yellow band across the stretching body.

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Digital example: Turquoise chameleon with a yellow band stretching between two brown branches with green leaves.

1. Turquoise — body
2. Pale yellow — band and back bumps
3. Green — leaves
4. Brown — branch

Fill the main body, head, legs and tail turquoise.
Color the central band and small back bumps pale yellow.
Fill the large leaves green, keeping their veins visible.
Color both branches brown, lighter at the cut ends.

Leave the eye area and background white; check the curled tail and leaf outlines.

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