Leaves

Find maple and ginkgo leaves, a leaf wreath and leafy patterns to color.

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A tipped woven basket and scattered acorns on oak leaves, with a pinecone and a forked twig.

Acorn Basket on an Oak Leaf Carpet

detailed

A large maple leaf with pointed lobes, branching veins and a short stalk.

Big Maple Leaf

easy

Broad leaves and petals form a repeating circular garden pattern.

Garden Leaf Mandala

medium

Clusters of acorns hang from a diagonal oak branch, with large lobed leaves and fallen acorns on a mossy stone.

Acorns on a Leafy Oak Branch

detailed

Three acorns sit at the center of a swirling circle of lobed oak leaves and more patterned acorns.

Acorn and Oak Leaf Mandala

medium

A large apple sits inside a scalloped ring, surrounded by smaller apples, five-petaled blossoms and leafy branches.

Apple Blossom Mandala

detailed

A large acorn rests beside an oak leaf, with broad spaces to color.

Acorn and Oak Leaf

easy

Maple leaves, oak leaves, acorns and simple flowers form an autumn wreath.

Autumn Leaf and Flower Wreath

detailed

Sunflowers with layered petals and patterned centers nestle among large leaves.

Sunflower and Leaf Pattern

detailed

A large maple leaf is surrounded by smaller pointed leaves, curling stems and pairs of wing-shaped motifs.

Maple Leaf Star Mandala

medium

A rabbit stands on its hind feet to watch drifting leaves, beside a hollow log, mushrooms and acorns.

Rabbit Watching the Autumn Leaves

medium

Slender willow twigs and pointed leaves with outlined patches form a wreath around a small leaf cluster.

Tri-Color Willow Leaf Wreath

medium

Compare leaf edges and veins

Choose the broad maple leaf to explore a color blend, or the oak branch for smaller leaves and acorns.

One maple leaf

Large lobes and branching veins give you room to try light layers of color.

Big Maple Leaf →

Acorns and oak leaves

The branch includes rounded leaf lobes, acorn caps and ground textures. Color one leaf first.

Acorns on a Leafy Oak Branch →

Blend two colors on one maple leaf

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Try it on paper

Original coloring page: Big Maple Leaf →

Maple leaf colored yellow in the center and orange near its pointed edges, with black veins visible. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Yellow leaf
2. Orange edges
3. Brown stem

Lay a light yellow layer across the maple leaf, keeping the black veins visible.
Blend orange gently near the pointed edges, fading it into the yellow rather than making a hard border.
Color the stem light brown. Leave the surrounding paper white and compare the yellow middle with the warmer edges.

Look for a gentle change from yellow to orange, not a hard stripe. These are suggested colors, not a plant-identification test.

Trace two different edges

Follow the maple points and the rounded oak lobes with your finger. On the oak picture, color one leaf before deciding whether to continue along the branch.

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