Cinder Cone and Old Lava Field
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Volcanoes
Discover volcano islands, flowing lava and peaceful crater lakes. Print a simple landscape or explore more detailed rock formations.
Coloring Pages
Four Volcanic Shapes in One Landscape
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Friendly Volcano in a Magic Garden
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Lava Dome inside a Crater
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Shield Volcano above a Rocky Coast
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Snowy Volcano Reflected in a Lake
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Twin Volcanoes beyond a Waterfall
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Volcanic Island around a Crescent Bay
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Volcano above Moonlit Clouds
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Volcano beyond Basalt Columns
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Peaceful Crater Lake
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Rocky Crater with Wisps of Steam
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A mountain above clouds or a rocky lava field
Choose by the shapes you want to work on: broad slopes or many separate rocks.
Moonlit volcano
A central cone rises above layered clouds, with moon and stars overhead. Start here to separate sky, mountain and cloud edges.
Volcano above Moonlit Clouds →
Cone and old lava field
Rough rocks spread across the foreground. Choose this for small sections you can color one at a time.
Cinder Cone and Old Lava Field →Set the mountain apart from the clouds
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.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Lavender mountain
- 2. Yellow moon and stars
- 3. White clouds
- Color the exposed mountain, including its crater rim and hollow, pale lavender. Keep the slope lines visible.
- Color the crescent moon and every star yellow.
- Leave clouds, sky, foreground rocks and plants white.
The lavender mountain ends at the cloud edges; the crater and slope lines remain readable.
Read the picture from front to back
Point first to the large rocks at the bottom, then the clouds, then the mountain. On scrap paper, draw one curved cloud line across the bottom of a triangle to see how one shape can hide part of another.