A smaller koala on the back of a larger koala gripping a slanting tree trunk.

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Koala Joey Riding on a Back

A smaller koala clings to the back of a larger one that grips a slanting trunk. Their rounded ears, curved claws and the long leaves around the trunk add smaller areas to the broad body shapes.

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A gray koala carrying its joey

Separate gray fur from the white ear interiors and chest.

A gray koala carrying its joey

A smaller koala on the back of a larger koala gripping a slanting tree trunk.
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A gray koala carrying its joey

A gray koala carries a gray joey on a tan tree, with charcoal noses, white ears and mouths, a white adult chest and green eucalyptus leaves.
Digital coloring example. A gray koala carries a gray joey on a tan tree, with charcoal noses, white ears and mouths, a white adult chest and green eucalyptus leaves.
  • 1. Light gray — both koalas
  • 2. Charcoal — noses
  • 3. Tan — trunk and branches
  • 4. Sage green — eucalyptus leaves
  1. Color both koalas’ fur light gray; leave inner ears, small mouths and the adult’s chest white.
  2. Fill both noses charcoal, keeping the black eyes unchanged.
  3. Color the trunk and connecting branches tan, including the outlined bark strips.
  4. Color every eucalyptus leaf green, keeping the leaf veins visible.

Leave the background white. Check both white ear interiors, white mouths and the adult’s white chest before following the green leaves around the trunk.

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