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Watermelon Slice

A triangular watermelon slice has dark seeds and two curved bands along the rind. The broad flesh and rind sections can be colored separately.

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Red flesh, two green rind bands

Separate the juicy center from the two curved rind bands.

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Digital example: Red watermelon wedge with black seeds and two green rind bands.

1. Coral red — flesh
2. Pale green — inner rind
3. Green — outer rind

Color both flesh faces red, keeping the black seeds visible.
Follow the narrow band just below the flesh with pale green.
Fill the outer curved rind green, including its small side face.

Check that both rind bands stay distinct and the seeds remain crisp.

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