A friendly mouse clings to the left side of a tall pendulum clock, with a curved tail, dot-marked dial and two hands.

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Mouse Climbing a Pendulum Clock

A friendly mouse clings to the left side of a tall pendulum clock, with a curved tail, dot-marked dial and two hands. Color the long clock panels and the round pendulum in contrasting shades.

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A golden pendulum and a gray mouse

Use warm clock colors to set the little climber apart.

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Digital example: A gray and pink mouse climbs a brown clock with a yellow pendulum.

1. Gray — mouse fur
2. Pink — ears, paws and tail
3. Brown — clock case
4. Yellow — pendulum and clock details
5. White — dial and inner window

Fill the mouse’s fur light gray.
Color inner ears, nose, paws and tail pink.
Color the clock’s top, columns and base brown.
Use yellow on the pendulum, hands and dial rim.
Leave the dial and the space behind the pendulum white.

The hands and swinging bob should stand out against white spaces.

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