Puppy Coloring Pages: Precious capricious puppy colour! In the living room, a domestic dog is taking apart a cosy blanket that is a fort. Chaotic free stuff to print on both big and little.
Quickly immerse into a picture of delightful dark of warm domesticity with this charming piece of colouring with a rogue puppy pulling up a blanket camp! The drawing is an episode of glee-creating innocence, the determined pup pulling at the edge of a blanket, spreading the pin-cushlike pillows about and the placid fort crust which was previously so well-built, sinking in a harmless pile. The small living room layout is not left anywhere with such specifics as a sofa, a cushion on the couch, and possibly a startled teddy bear. The page is ideal to read storeys and touch stuff, cover featuring patterned designs alongside soft fluffy pillows as well as the blanket-like hair of puppy or the wooden floor. It is a touching and funny scene that brings glory to the playful yet devastating delight puppies have in a house.

How to Color This Page
Make this relaxing mess seem true to life with these entertaining coloring tips:

1. Color the Mischievous Puppy:

Fluffy Culprit: Select warm and soft colour of the fur of the puppy such as cream, golden or light brown. Brush lightly to demonstrate how fluffy it is. Fill in its paws with some darker colour and also under its body where shadows would otherwise be.

Guiltless Expression: Quite a cute mess of a puppy! Make it a pinkaped-joyful face with a sharp black nose upon it.

2. Color the Cozy Chaos:

Blankets and Pillows: It is high time to be creative with designs! Stripes, polka dots or plaid on the blankets. Paint all pillows in various, vivid colours to depict the disordered nature of it. Also have a welcoming feel with the use of soft warm colours such as red, blue and yellow.

The Living Room: Solidify the colour of the couch, a neutral (beige/greys) colour such as beige, grey, to give the blankets an opportunity to shine on it. Wooden floor should be treated with light brown or tan with lines of grain added.

3. Creating a Cozy, Lived-in Feel:

Shadows and Softness: Under the crumpled blankets and pillows, use the light grey or light brown pencil strokes in order to make shadows to add depth to the scene and make it look soft.

Details: To make the living room add a personal feel, add color to a fallen storybook or the teddy bear to help it feel more lived in.

4. Recommended Tools:

Coloured Pencils: Ideal to blend fluffy hair of a puppy as well as make unpleasant choices of the blankets and pillows. They too are perfect when one wants to add small patterns.

Markers: Are useful on smooth surfaces such as the couch and plain fabrics of blankets to apply well saturated colour uniformly.

Gel Pens: The pupils and nose of the puppy are highlighted with a white gel pen and patterns and shiny threads are done with the blankets.

Embrace the cozy mess! The beauty of this page lies in the charming anarchy. Welcome, warm colours should be used in order to make the scene appear as a photo of a loving, happy family.