A broad rock arch frames a hammerhead, with sea stars and branching coral below.

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Hammerhead Under a Rock Arch

A broad rock arch frames a hammerhead, with sea stars and branching coral below. The arch curves around the whole shark, with two dotted sea stars on the foreground rocks. Cracks, coral branches and the narrow path through the rocks offer smaller areas around its open body shape.

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A blue hammerhead beneath a white arch

Keep the stone arch open and light while coloring the sea life.

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Digital example: Blue hammerhead framed by a white rock arch, pink coral, green plants, lavender tubes, two golden starfish and seven golden fish.

1. Slate blue — shark
2. Coral pink — branching coral
3. Sage — slender plants
4. Lavender — tube sponges
5. Gold — starfish and fish

Color the whole shark blue, including all fins and tail; leave eye rings white.
Color the branching coral pink throughout, including the clusters above the arch; leave the slender plant below the shark's head for green.
Color that left slender plant and the wavy plants among the lower rocks green.
Fill every sponge tube lavender and leave each oval opening white.
Color both starfish and all seven little fish gold, including starfish dot interiors and fish fins.

Arch, other rocks, sandy path and water stay white. Keep cracks, whisker-like coral branches and starfish dots clear.

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