The main focus is a large shark built from metal parts, complete with a propeller tail and a porthole on its side. It swims through a reef filled with textured coral and small, curious fish. In the background, you can see large clocks and winding pipes that give the ocean floor an industrial feel.

Look closely to find the small volcanoes erupting at the bottom, sending plumes of steam and bubbles into the water. Every inch of the page is filled with gears of different sizes, making the whole scene look like a giant, ticking machine. The dense lines provide plenty of opportunities to experiment with different shades and textures.

Because this page has a dense line style and many small parts, using fine-tipped markers or sharpened colored pencils will help you stay within the lines of the smaller gears and pipes. You might choose metallic shades like copper, brass, and silver for the shark and machinery to give it a realistic steampunk look.

For the background, try using deep blues and greens for the water to make the mechanical elements stand out. You can add a bright orange or red to the volcanoes to create a glowing effect against the cooler colors of the ocean. Adding a bit of yellow to the clocks can make them look like they are glowing under the sea.