Coral Cathedral Coloring Page

What's in the Picture

Look at that towering coral cathedral – the arches are made of staghorn branches that look like natural stone but softer. The windows are actually sea anemones, so you’ll get to fill in some translucent shapes. A spiraling kelp vine acts like a winding ladder and ends with a pearl lantern hanging just above. Below, a rusted ship‑wheel has been turned into a compass rose perched on a basalt block, and floating bubble domes hold little lanterns, each surrounded by a ring of geometric fish.

Coloring Ideas

Try using blues and greens for the kelp and the coral, then pop in bright oranges or pinks for the anemone windows. The pearl lantern looks great in soft yellows or gold, and you can make the bubble domes glow with pastel shades. For the fish, experiment with funky patterns – stripes, polka dots, or even checkers. Let the ship‑wheel be a rusty brown or give it a metallic shine if you feel like it.