Looking closely at the page, you will find the large walrus sitting comfortably on an ice floe. He has long, smooth tusks and a friendly face as he wraps a flipper around his small penguin companion. The penguin looks happy and safe tucked into the walrus's side. \n\nBehind them, the vast ocean is filled with floating chunks of ice. Towering icebergs rise from the water, showing off their unique shapes. In the far distance, a range of snow-capped mountains meets the horizon where a large, round sun is shining brightly, casting light across the entire scene. Small ice floes drift nearby, adding detail to the chilly arctic water.

To make the walrus stand out, try using different shades of cinnamon brown or tan. You can use a lighter beige for his underbelly and the area around his whiskers. For the penguin, classic charcoal grey or soft blue looks wonderful on its back, leaving the chest area for a bright, clean look.\n\nThe arctic water can be a mix of deep blues and light teals, while the icebergs look great with just a touch of pale blue or lavender along the edges to show shadows. The setting sun is a great chance to use vibrant oranges, yellows, and even a hint of pink in the sky. Try blending the colors of the sky to make a soft transition between the sun and the mountains.