Candy Dragon

Candy Dragon Coloring Page

Come and color this cute little dragon! This chubby little dragon is happily holding a lollipop, and its special wings are decorated with various candy patterns, which looks sweet and playful. Children can use their imagination to design a unique candy color for the little dragon to make its wings sparkle. This coloring card can not only cultivate children’s color perception ability, but also inspire their yearning for the sweet fairy tale world. Pick up the colored pencil and create your own candy dragon!

Coloring Tips

1. Start coloring from a large area: first paint the dragon’s body and wings, then work on the details such as the candy pattern and lollipop.
2. Use a gradient effect: use two colors of the same color system on the dragon’s round body, and gradually paint from the middle to the edge to highlight the three-dimensional effect.
3. Candy pattern technique: first paint the wings with a light color, and then use a dark color to dot the candy pattern after it is completely dry to avoid color smudges.
4. Lollipop coloring order: paint the sugar ball part first, leaving a highlight white point, then paint the lollipop part, and finally use a dark color to outline the edge.
5. Wing processing: Use a fine-tipped colored pen to outline the candy pattern first, and then fill in the color, so that the pattern will be clearer and neater

Fun Facts

1. Did you know? In Western legends, dragons are the only creatures that can breathe fire, but scientists have discovered that some beetles can also spray hot liquids to defend themselves!
2. Lollipops were first invented in 1908, when a candy maker put candy balls on small sticks to make it easier for children to eat candy.
3. The image of dragons is different all over the world! Chinese dragons have no wings and can fly, while Western dragons have big wings.
4. The patterns on candies are drawn with food coloring, which is extracted from natural plants. For example, red may come from beetroot.
5. Zoologists say that if dragons really exist, their round bellies may store flammable gases, so they can breathe fire!