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Fun Trash Can Coloring Pages for Kids
Everyday Household Trash Can Coloring Pages
Large Industrial Trash Bin Coloring Pages
Outdoor City Trash Can Coloring Pages
Cute Cartoon Trash Can Coloring Pages
Trash Can with Lid Coloring Pages
Vibrant Recycling Bin Coloring Pages
Rusty Old Trash Can Coloring Pages
Trash Can in Nature Coloring Pages
Detailed Trash Can Coloring Pages for Adults
Enviro-friendly Green Trash Can Coloring Pages
Modern Stainless Steel Trash Can Coloring Pages
Black and White Trash Can Coloring Pages
Trash Can with Garbage Coloring Pages
Simple Trash Cart Coloring Pages for Children
Tips For Coloring Trash Can
What colors should I use for a trash can coloring page?
Most trash cans are gray, brown or green. However, recycling bins might be blue or yellow. Always remember that this is only a basic guideline and you are free to experiment and use any color you want. Add some shades of dark and light to provide depth and realism to your artwork.
How can I add more detail and realism to my trash can coloring?
You can give some texture to your coloring page by using darker shades for showing depth, adding shadows and rust marks, or drawing recyclable items in the trash can. You can also illustrate different materials, such as metal or plastic, to enhance the realism.
What are some interesting features of trash cans I should pay attention to while coloring?
Some distinguishable features of trash cans include the lid type – flip, rolling, or swing lid. They also might have wheels at their base. Some trash cans could have a pedal mechanism to open the lid, focusing such unique features in your coloring could be fun.
Can you provide some interesting facts about trash cans that I could incorporate into my art?
Yes, the first garbage bin was introduced in England in the 1880s to promote hygiene. The modern day wheeled trash can design was patented by Frank Rotherham in 1968; the addition of wheels made it extremely easy to move even the heavy loads. Today, many cities promote recycling through color-coded trash cans – blue for paper, yellow for metal, green for glass, and so forth. Including some of these elements and information could make your artwork more educational and interesting.
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