As you look at this page, the first thing you notice is the large adult elephant standing tall in the center of the watering hole. Its trunk is curved upward, sending a spray of water droplets into the air. Nearby, two baby elephants are having the time of their lives, kicking up ripples and enjoying the refreshing bath. The water fills the foreground, dotted with small rocks that peek out from the surface.

In the background, the vast savanna landscape stretches out toward the horizon. You can see tall blades of grass growing along the banks of the water. Two beautiful acacia trees stand against the sky, providing a bit of shade to the scene. Every element, from the elephants' wrinkled skin to the leaves on the trees, offers a fun space to add your favorite shades and textures.

When coloring the adult elephant and the baby elephants, you might choose traditional greys, but adding a hint of blue or purple can give them a fun, artistic look. For the water, try using different shades of blue and turquoise. You can leave small white gaps in the water spray to make it look like the sun is reflecting off the droplets. The acacia trees look wonderful with deep green leaves and textured brown trunks to mimic the rough bark.

For the savanna grass, a mix of yellow and light green can create a sun-drenched effect typical of the African plains. The rocks are a great place to practice shading by using a darker brown or grey on one side and a lighter tone on the top where the light hits. Since this is a cartoon style, do not be afraid to use bright, bold colors to make the whole family scene pop.