'Peacock and Swirls' is a coloring page that for some I reason I did not notice the peacock till I started filling in color. I used crayon for this piece of color art using blues, reds, greens and some different shades of these colors as well. Please comment for at times I tried to mix a few colors.
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Mark Graham
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I too didn't notice the peacock at first lol
good