As you look across the page, you will notice the detailed lane ropes that separate the swimmers, complete with small lane markers that help them stay on track. In the background, a sturdy starting block stands ready for the next race to begin. Along the side of the pool, you can find a swimming ladder and a row of pool edge tiles that give the indoor setting a realistic feel. The children's faces are full of excitement, and their goggles have clear lenses perfect for adding a touch of light reflection. Every element from the water droplets to the tiled floor is ready for your favorite colors.

To make the water look dynamic, try using different shades of blue and turquoise. You can leave small white spaces around the water splashes to make them look like they are catching the light. For the swim caps and goggles, bright neon colors like lime green or hot pink will make the characters stand out against the blue background. The lane ropes often have alternating colors like red and white, which adds a nice pattern to the composition. Using a lighter touch with your crayons on the tiles will help the main subjects remain the focus of the artwork.