In the center of the page, the worm is hard at work, his small lamp guiding the way past thick tree roots that twist through the earth. Above him, a patch of grass and small plants show the world above ground. Below the surface, you will find a busy community of ants and beetles, along with a slow-moving snail making its way through the tunnels. Scattered throughout the dirt are smooth rocks, fallen leaves, and even some mysterious bones from long ago. The most exciting find is a sturdy treasure chest overflowing with shiny coins, tucked away near the bottom of the scene. Every corner of this underground world is filled with tiny details to color.

You can use different shades of brown and tan to create a realistic look for the dirt and soil layers. For the tree roots, try using a darker woody brown to make them stand out against the earth. The miner's helmet looks great in a bright yellow or orange so it looks like real safety gear. When you color the treasure chest, use metallic gold or bright yellow for the coins to make them sparkle against the darker underground background. The various insects like the beetles and ants can be colored in vibrant greens, blues, or reds to add pops of color throughout the subterranean tunnels. Using a lighter touch for the areas near the worm's lamp can create a glowing effect.