Squirrel's Sweet Persimmon Feast

Fun Fact

Did you know that persimmons, despite their appearance, are technically considered berries? Also, squirrels have an amazing memory, but they still forget where they buried about 70% of their nuts, which helps plant new trees!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Fuzzy Friend's Fur - Use short, feathery strokes in shades of brown, gray, and even a touch of orange to create the fluffy texture of the squirrel's fur. Don't forget lighter colors for its belly!
2. 2🖍️ Sweet Fruit Hues - Color the persimmon a vibrant orange or reddish-orange, perhaps with a hint of green near the stem. Think about how the light might hit its smooth surface.
3. 3✨ Stump's Rough Texture - For the tree stump, use varying shades of brown and gray. Press harder in some areas and lighter in others to show the rough bark and weathered grain.
4. 4🌈 Sun-Dappled Forest - Imagine the sunlight filtering through the leaves! Use soft greens and yellows for the background foliage, adding darker greens and browns for shadows to create depth and a magical glow.