This collection contains 14 wide-format flower coloring pages with a more realistic, detailed look than our cute and cartoon flower sets. Some designs have broad petals and open areas; others use denser floral shapes that are better suited to colored pencils and slower coloring.
Colored pencils are the easiest choice for fine petal lines and gradual shading. Crayons work well on the simpler pages. If you use markers, print on heavier paper or place a spare sheet underneath standard printer paper.
If you want a broader flower library, use our 40 simple, cute and mandala flower pages. To browse recognizable flower types such as roses, daisies and lilies, use our flower coloring pages by type.
How to print these flower pages
These files are wide 3:2 images rather than true A4-size artwork. Click or tap any sheet to open the original full-size image, then print on A4 or US Letter paper in landscape orientation using “Fit to page.” This keeps the whole drawing visible without stretching it. For device-specific help, see our Print & Save Help.
14 realistic flower coloring pages
Coloring approach
For a botanical look, start with one light base color and add a darker shade near petal folds, centers and overlapping leaves. If you prefer a stylized result, use the same drawing twice with completely different palettes. The line art does not require realistic flower colors.
