Gray outline of a seahorse with a long snout and curled tail.

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Seahorse Outline

A seahorse outline has a long snout, curved body and tightly curled tail. One thick gray line surrounds the empty shape, leaving room for a single color or patterns you add yourself.

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Gold fading into a blue curled tail

Blend two colors within the simple outline without adding new details.

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Digital example: Simple gray-outlined sea creature with a gold upper body fading into a pale blue curled tail.

1. Gold — head and upper body
2. Pale blue — lower body and curled tail

Start with gold in the head and upper body, easing the pressure toward the middle.
Color the lower body and curled tail pale blue; overlap lightly where the colors meet.

Check the gray outline and white space inside the curl; the color transition should stay soft with no extra dividing line.

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