Chameleon on Thick Branch Coloring Page

Bumpy scales cover the chameleon's body in circular and oval patterns, while raised ridges run down its spine from head to the tightly coiled tail. The branch beneath shows woody texture with natural grooves and curves that create varied surfaces. Large tropical leaves display bold central veins with smaller branching lines that extend to smooth edges, creating distinct coloring zones throughout the foliage. The reptile's textured skin needs careful blending-try transitioning from lime green on the back to yellow-green on the belly, with darker emerald in the shadowed areas between scales. Each leaf could feature a different green shade, from forest to mint, with brown or tan tones on the branch to create contrast. Use gentle pressure for smooth gradients across the chameleon's rounded body sections, then switch to firmer strokes for the crisp leaf veins.