A sperm whale swimming beneath a cracked underwater rock arch, with branching coral and rocks around the opening.

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Sperm Whale beneath a Rock Arch

A sperm whale swims to the right through the opening beneath a broad rock arch. Cracks, layered rocks and branching coral frame the open water; use different shades on neighboring rocks to show the arch’s shape.

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Three colors for a whale in an arch

Keep the water white so the blue body, gray arch and peach growths remain easy to separate.

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A whale colored blue beneath a gray rock arch with peach branching forms and clusters.
Digital example: A whale colored blue beneath a gray rock arch with peach branching forms and clusters.
  • 1. Blue — whale
  • 2. Warm gray — arch and rocks
  • 3. Peach — branching forms and small clusters
  1. Color the whale, flipper and tail blue, keeping the fine wrinkles visible.
  2. Color the complete arch and all bare rocks warm gray, preserving the cracks.
  3. Fill branching growths and small rock clusters with peach; leave water and sand white.

The gray arch stays connected, and the peach details stay separate from the whale’s blue body.

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