As you look at this page, you will notice the cub's fluffy mane surrounding his friendly face. He has large, expressive eyes and a tiny tongue peeking out near his teeth as he prepares to enjoy his meal. His strong paws are wrapped firmly around the large piece of meat, and you can see the bone sticking out from both ends.

His long tail swishes behind him, showing how excited he is for snack time. The cub has soft ears and a round nose that make him look very cuddly. Every part of the cub, from his sturdy legs to his curved tail, is outlined with clear lines that are easy to follow with your crayons or markers.

Try using a bright golden yellow for the cub's body and a slightly darker tan or orange for his soft mane. The meat can be colored with shades of deep pink or red to make it look juicy, while the bone looks best with a light cream or beige.

Since the lines are nice and clear, you can practice staying inside the lines while adding a little bit of shading to the cub's round belly and paws. If you want to make his eyes pop, try a bright brown or even a playful green. Using a soft pink for his tongue and nose will add a sweet touch to his face.