A megalodon tooth illustration points upward inside an oval decorative stone frame, with serrated crown edges, a two-lobed root below, curved layers and pebble shapes; it is not a real fossil or excavation record.

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Megalodon Tooth Illustration in a Stone Frame

A megalodon tooth illustration points upward inside an oval decorative stone frame, with serrated crown edges, a two-lobed root below, curved layers and pebble shapes; it is not a real fossil or excavation record. Try alternating colors in the frame layers and keep the tooth colors distinct from the surrounding pebble shapes.

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A pale tooth in a gray frame

Separate the tooth from its stone surround with three gentle colors.

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Digital example: Ivory and ochre tooth inside a gray stone frame.

1. Ivory — pointed blade
2. Ochre — wide root
3. Gray — stone rim and pebbles

Fill the triangular blade with light ivory up to its serrated edge.
Color the broad lower root ochre without hiding the crack lines.
Use gray on the outer stone segments and small pebbles; leave the narrow bands white.

The warm tooth should stand apart from the gray stones, with white gaps between them.

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