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Excited Bluey Cartoon to Color
A coloring page featuring Bluey from the popular children's animated series, depicted in an excited pose with open arms and a cheerful expression, accompanied by the show's title above her.
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Coloring Advices
- Bluey's Body: The primary color for Bluey's body is a medium blue. Apply this to her head, torso, legs, and arms, leaving designated areas for lighter and darker shades.
- Light Blue Areas: Use a lighter shade of blue or a very light blue/off-white for her muzzle, the 'eyebrows' above her eyes, the tips of her ears, her belly, and the 'socks' on her paws.
- Darker Blue Spots/Tips: A slightly darker blue is used for the spots on her back/sides and the very tips of her ears.
- Tail: Her tail is typically striped. Start with the medium blue at the base, followed by a light blue, and then the darker blue at the very tip.
- Eyes: The main part of her eyes should be white, with a solid black pupil in the center.
- Nose: Her nose is typically a dark blue or black.
- Mouth/Tongue: The inside of her mouth is usually a light pink or red, and her tongue can be a slightly darker pink/red.
- 'Bluey' Text: For the 'Bluey' word art at the top, you can color it in any shade of blue, or even multiple shades of blue to match her various colors. A common choice is a bright, vibrant blue.
- Outlines: Leave the black outlines as they are, as they define the shapes and give the character its distinct look.
Experiment with different shades of blue for Bluey's fur to create depth and texture, rather than a flat color. For a fun twist, try giving her a rainbow tail or ears! You could also add a patterned background, like polka dots or stripes, in complementary colors to make Bluey pop. Imagine her in a playful setting like a park or backyard, and add elements like grass and flowers. For a sparkly effect, use glitter glue on her spots or the 'Bluey' text. Consider using watercolor pencils for a softer, blended look, or markers for vibrant, bold colors.