As you look at this page, the first thing you notice is the baby dragon curled up comfortably. It is lying on a large, billowy cloud that takes up the center of the image. In the background, there are more clouds in the sky drifting by. The air around the dragon is sparkling with tiny dots, shimmering stars, and elegant swirls that suggest magic is everywhere.

Down below, in the foreground, you will find large mushrooms with interesting patterns on their caps. These sit next to broad leaves that look like they belong in an enchanted woodland. Every part of this scene, from the dragon's tiny scales to the texture of the forest plants, offers a fun area to fill with color.

Since this is a magical scene, you can use any colors you like. For the baby dragon, soft greens or bright purples would look fantastic. You might want to use a very light blue or even a pale lavender for the cloud to make it look airy and soft. The mushrooms in the foreground are a great place to add pops of bright red or orange to make them stand out against the greenery of the leaves.

To make the stars and swirls look like they are glowing, try using a bright yellow or metallic gold crayon. If you want to add some depth, use a slightly darker shade of your main color around the edges of the dragon's body and the cloud's curves. This simple shading technique helps the characters look more three-dimensional on the page.