Triangular Lagoon Coloring Page

What's in the Picture

Take a look at this cool scene: a calm, mirrored lagoon scattered with tall, pointy monoliths that look like giant pyramids. From the water’s edge a spiraling staircase made of interlocking triangles climbs up, and hanging above it is a crystal triangle lantern glowing from a thin web of triangle strings. A ribbon of skinny triangles winds across the surface like a gentle current, while the sky above is filled with fluffy, tessellated triangle clouds drifting lazily.

Tips for Coloring

Since the outlines are nice and bold, you can really let your imagination run wild with colors. Try deep blues for the water, bright yellows or oranges for the lantern, and mix up some pastel shades for the clouds. The monoliths look great with contrasting tones—maybe a cool gray with a pop of color on the edges. Don’t stress about staying inside the lines; the thick strokes make it easy to experiment.

Fun Fact

Triangles are the strongest shape in architecture because the angles lock everything in place. That’s why you see them popping up everywhere in this picture, from the monoliths to the clouds.