A Zesty Leap: Unexpected Lime Frog

Fun Fact

Frogs absorb water and even oxygen through their skin, which means they don't need to drink water like most animals! Their skin is like a super-absorbent sponge.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Layer Your Greens** - Use several shades of green, from bright yellow-green to deep forest green, to give the limes a realistic, varied, and zesty appearance. Don't forget a hint of yellow for highlights!
2. 2🖍️ **Expressive Frog** - Give the surprised frog a vibrant green or earthy brown body, but make sure its wide eyes really pop with a contrasting color like yellow, orange, or even a touch of red to emphasize its unexpected landing.
3. 3✨ **Textured Wood** - For the rustic wooden surface, layer warm browns, grays, and even subtle purples. Add fine lines and knots to mimic wood grain, making the limes and frog stand out beautifully against a natural backdrop.
4. 4🌈 **Depth with Shadows** - Observe where the light might be hitting the scene. Add soft, diffused shadows beneath the limes and the frog to create depth and make the entire composition feel three-dimensional and lifelike.