Iguana climbing a leafy forked branch with a long ringed tail curving downward.

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Iguana climbing a forked branch

This iguana climbs along a diagonal forked branch, with a front claw higher than its back foot. The long ringed tail curves down beside the wood. Color the crest a few shapes at a time, then follow the branch’s long grain lines in another shade.

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Mint scales on a warm forked branch

Separate the climbing body from the darker leaves.

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Digital example: Mint iguana climbing a tan forked branch with deep-green leaves.

1. Mint — iguana
2. Deep green — leaves
3. Tan — trunk and branches

Color the whole iguana mint, following the tail across the trunk.
Fill every leaf deep green while keeping the veins.
Color the trunk and all forks tan along the woodgrain.

Keep claws and background white; check that the mint tail remains distinct over the wood.

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