Cozy corners
Plant & Leaf Coloring Pages
Look at the leaf shapes before choosing a page. Broad cactus bodies and large tropical leaves offer open spaces, while rosettes, fern leaflets and greenhouse shelves provide more small areas to explore.
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Cozy corners
Greenhouse afternoon
In the garden & beyond
Three little succulent pots
In the garden & beyond
Cactus shelf
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Unfurling fern fronds
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Herbs on the windowsill
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Little glass terrarium
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Woodland leaf wreath
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Tropical leaf arrangement
Patterns & symmetry
Leaf Ladder
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Fern and Feather Scroll
Choose the kind of coloring you want.
Clear cactus silhouettes
Three different cacti sit in plain pots. Their simple forms make it easy to try a different green on each plant.
Cactus shelf ↗Three contrasting leaf forms
A rosette, pointed leaves and a trailing plant share one shelf. Repeating the pot colors can connect those different shapes.
Three little succulent pots ↗Fine repeated foliage
Narrow leaflets line the tall fronds, with curled young growth below. A sharp pencil fits the smaller spaces and curved tips.
Unfurling fern fronds ↗Use more than one green without coloring every leaf differently.
Choose two or three greens with a clear difference in lightness. Give each plant one main green, then reserve a second shade for a few overlapping leaves or one side of a broad leaf. In a succulent rosette, follow one layer of leaves around the center before moving outward. This keeps the repeated shapes easy to track.
For fern fronds, work along one side of a stem and then the other instead of jumping around the page. A few lighter leaflets can break up the repeat. Let pots provide the strongest non-green color: warm clay, blue stripes or a simple cream finish can separate the plant from its container. Added veins and gentle pencil gradients belong on paper; the studio uses the enclosed spaces in the drawing.
Try a small project
Use the three succulent pots as a small palette study. Give all three pots matching colors, but make one plant warm green, one cool green and one an imagined purple or pink.
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