A baby panda sits upright in tall grass, its big feet stretched out in front. Medium — great for kids.
Tall grass calls for layered greens: start with a yellow-green base across the blades, then add emerald and forest green to a few blades in front for depth. The panda sitting upright should stay bright white on the face and belly, with black legs and big feet grounded in dark charcoal so they do not get lost among the grass strokes.
Leave the very tips of a few grass blades uncolored or pale yellow to suggest sunlight catching them. Draw your strokes upward, following the direction the grass grows, and keep them thinner near the big stretched-out feet. As a finishing touch, you can draw in tiny simple flowers among the grass if you want a meadow feel around the panda.
