Jaguar Jungle - Panorama Dot painting

Jaguar Jungle panorama dot painting, a big cat stepping past a waterfall

A spotted jaguar walks along a mossy bank, head low, with a jungle pool and a waterfall behind it. The wide format gives room for the full stride and the broad leaves and flowers closing in on both sides.

You fill the printed circles with markers, so the rosettes on the coat build up dot by dot. No paint to mix, just steady work from nose to tail.

What is in the dot painting kit

Everything you need comes in one box:

• Printed canvas: dense, with the jaguar's coat pattern clearly printed.
• Guide: one page that shows you where to begin.
• Double-tip markers:
  • 1.0 mm tip: for the big jungle leaves, the pool and the bank.
  • 0.5 mm tip: for the coat rosettes, the whiskers and the eyes.

For lovers of wild cats

A fitting project if you like animal portraits with a lot of surroundings. The jungle keeps it interesting long after the cat is done.

Start with the jaguar and leave the foliage for later sessions. The leaves are forgiving, so someone else can easily join in on those.

Keep the rosettes open

Dot the outline of each rosette first and fill the center afterwards. That keeps the coat pattern readable instead of turning into one dark patch.

From across the room you see the cat moving through the leaves. Up close the coat turns into hundreds of separate dots.