An orca spreads its flippers as it swims through an underwater rock arch, with its belly in view.

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Orca through a Rock Arch

An orca spreads its flippers as it swims through an underwater rock arch, with its belly in view.

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A dark orca beneath a warm gray arch

Separate the swimmer, rocky frame and three coral clusters with three colors.

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Dark slate orca with white belly and eye patch inside a warm gray rock arch, with three peach coral clusters below. — A digital example of this practice; uncolored areas are intentional.

1. Dark slate — orca back, flippers and tail
2. Warm gray — arch and seabed rocks
3. Peach — three coral clusters

Color the orca's upper body, fins and tail dark slate, keeping the large belly and eye patch white.
Color all arch stones and seabed rocks warm gray, including small pebbles.
Color the three branching coral clusters peach. Leave bubbles, sand and water white.

Check the gray arch around the white belly and count three peach coral clusters. The eye patch and the spaces between coral branches should stay white.

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