In the center of the page, the toucan is the star, perched comfortably on a textured wooden branch. Its large, curved beak is a prominent feature that invites many different shades. Hanging around the bird are graceful vines and large, broad tropical leaves that frame the entire scene.

Beneath the branch, you can spot delicate ferns with their many small leaflets, adding a nice texture to the bottom of the page. Two large hibiscus flowers are in full bloom near the bird, showing off their distinct petals and long stamens. The background is filled with layered foliage, creating a sense of depth as if you are looking deep into a hidden forest grove.

For the toucan, you might choose a classic black body with a bright yellow or orange chest. The beak is the best part to experiment with; try blending several colors like red, orange, and lime green to mimic the look of a real Keel-billed Toucan. Using colored pencils can help you get into the smaller areas of the ferns and the centers of the hibiscus flowers.

To make the tropical leaves stand out, try using different shades of green, from deep forest tones to bright neon lime. You can add a soft glow around the flowers by using a very light touch with your crayons or pencils. Since the lines are moderately thick, markers would also work well for bold, solid blocks of color on the bird and the large petals.