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A classic Bubble Tea often has brown or green tea, white or cream-colored milk, and dark tapioca pearls. Encourage your child to use light brown or light green tones for the tea and fill the milk with white or a light beige. The tapioca pearls can be colored dark brown or black, perhaps with a small white dot for a glossy effect.
For tapioca pearls, your child can color small, even circles and perhaps add a slight shadow on one side to give them a round, three-dimensional shape. For fruit popping boba, which often appear shiny, bright, vibrant colors could be used, and small highlights added to simulate the 'popping' effect.
For the ice cubes, your child can use light blue tones or a very light gray to suggest transparency. Small white areas can serve as light reflections. The straw can be given stripes or a pattern to make it look more vibrant. Talk about how real ice looks and how light falls on it.
That's a great idea! For a strawberry bubble tea, the drink could be pink or red; for mango, yellow or orange. Matcha tea is vibrant green. Encourage your child to be creative and choose colors based on their imagined flavor. Discuss which colors would suit which fruits.