Intricate Rainforest Canopy: Sloth & Toucan

Fun Fact

Did you know that sloths are so slow that algae often grows on their fur, giving them a green tint? This unique camouflage helps them blend in perfectly with the rainforest canopy, making them even harder for predators to spot!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Layered Leaves** - Use a variety of greens (lime, emerald, forest) to give depth to the broad leaves. Start with a light base and add darker shades for shadows and veins.
2. 2🖍️ **Textured Tree Bark** - Create realistic bark by using earthy browns, grays, and even a touch of dark green. Use short, varied strokes to mimic the rough, intricate textures of the rainforest trees.
3. 3✨ **Toucan's Vibrant Beak** - Toucans are known for their incredibly colorful beaks! Don't shy away from bright yellows, oranges, reds, and even blues. Blend these colors smoothly to make the beak truly pop.
4. 4🌈 **Sloth's Furry Camouflage** - Remember the fun fact about algae? Use a mix of browns, grays, and subtle hints of green in the sloth's fur to capture its natural, camouflaged look. Focus on individual strands to show texture.