In the center of the page, a large pterodactyl leads the way with its wide, expansive wings. Two smaller companions follow closely behind, suggesting a family or a group of friends on a journey. Below them, a rugged rocky coastline meets the sea, where crashing waves splash against the base of tall cliffs.

High in the sky, a large sun with a happy face shines brightly, surrounded by soft, fluffy clouds. The water is filled with movement, shown through curved lines that represent the rolling tide and sea spray. Every element, from the sharp peaks of the rocks to the smooth curves of the pterodactyls' crests, is waiting for a splash of color to bring the prehistoric world to life.

Since these are cartoon pterodactyls, you can use any colors you like! You might try earthy tones like terracotta or moss green for the dinosaurs to help them blend into a prehistoric environment. Alternatively, bright purples or oranges would make them stand out against the blue sky. For the ocean, layering different shades of blue and teal will give the water depth, while leaving some areas white can represent the foam of the crashing waves.

The smiling sun looks great in classic yellows and golds. To make the cliffs look realistic, try using a light gray or brown and adding some darker strokes to show the shadows and cracks in the rocks. Using colored pencils allows for soft blending in the sky, while markers can make the main characters pop with bold, solid colors.