Coloriage Faucon (4 sur 4)

A finely detailed Faucon perches on the twisted trunk of an old tree. The layered feathers and the rough bark reward slow, careful shading.

À propos du Faucon

Hawks are keen-eyed birds of prey, with a sharp hooked beak, strong talons and broad wings built for soaring. Their feathers lie in neat bands of brown, cream and gold, and their steady, watchful gaze gives them an air of quiet dignity.

Across many cultures the Faucon is admired as a symbol of clear sight and good fortune, and its bold, uplifting shape has long been a favourite subject for artists. That noble character makes the Faucon a rewarding bird to color.

Bienfaits du coloriage et de la stimulation cérébrale

For coloring, working along the rows of feathers one band at a time is absorbing and satisfying, and layering browns, tans and gold brings real depth to the plumage. The branches, pines and distant mountains around the bird give the eye somewhere to rest, and filling them in a little at a time gently engages the mind.