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Crocodile Looking Back

A crocodile twists its neck to look back toward its raised, curving tail. Rounded back plates, clawed feet and a few pebbles stand out against an otherwise open background.

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Trace the curled crocodile with three colors

Use a pale underside to show how the body curves into the raised tail.

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Digital example: A green crocodile looking back with a cream belly and curled tail.

1. Sage — face and legs
2. Dark green — back scales
3. Cream — underside bands

Color the face and legs sage, keeping teeth and claws white.
Follow the back and upper tail scales with dark green.
Carry cream from the lower jaw down the belly and along the underside of the tail.

The cream bands form a clear curve beneath the green scales; keep the stones white.

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