There is something genuinely magical about the combination of mandalas and Disney-inspired design, and I have been completely obsessed with it lately. I first started coloring mandalas as a way to unwind after long days, and honestly it changed my whole relationship with quiet time at home.
But when you add that extra layer of fairytale wonder into the mix, something about the whole experience just becomes even more special. These 25 pages are ones I put together with peaceful coloring sessions in mind, the kind where you light a candle, put on a cosy playlist, and completely lose track of time in the best possible way. Some of them are intricately detailed and perfect for a long slow afternoon, while others are a little more open and approachable if you just want something quick and satisfying to work through.
There are animal mandalas, floral mandalas, celestial designs, ocean-themed pages, and even a steampunk clock situation that I am personally very excited about. No matter what kind of coloring mood you are in, I really believe there is something in this collection that is going to feel like it was made just for you. So find your favorite pens or pencils, get comfortable, and let yourself enjoy every single page.
A Princess Mandala Surrounded by Roses and Moonlight
This stunning mandala design features a graceful princess standing at the very center, surrounded by concentric rings filled with crescent moons, scattered stars, and tiny dots that create the most magical night sky feel. Moving outward, the rings get more and more detailed until you hit the gorgeous outer border, which is absolutely packed with blooming roses, elegant lilies, swirling vines, and decorative flourishes. The line work is clean and confident throughout, with a nice mix of thicker outlines on the main elements and super fine detail lines inside the florals and celestial motifs. The overall layout is beautifully balanced and symmetrical, giving it that satisfying mandala energy while still feeling whimsical and fairy tale inspired.
I genuinely love how this page gives you so many different textures to work with in one single design. The starry ring just begging for a deep navy or purple wash, the roses crying out for soft pinks and dusty mauves, and that little princess in the center where you can go full sparkle mode with golds and icy blues. It feels like a grown-up fairy tale you get to finish yourself, and honestly that is my favorite kind of coloring page to settle in with on a slow Sunday afternoon.
A Celestial Lotus Mandala Filled With Stars and Swirls
This one is all about layers and movement. The design radiates outward from a detailed lotus-style center packed with fine feathery petals, tiny swirling tendrils, and delicate leaf shapes that give it a really organic, almost magical feel. From there it expands into bold petal-shaped sections filled with flowing curls and soft curves, and the outer ring is made up of large rounded pods each containing a starburst or multi-pointed star. Scattered throughout are tiny stars, little capsule shapes, and crescent details that add so much personality without making the whole thing feel overwhelming. The line work is confident and clean, with thicker outlines holding the big shapes together and finer lines doing all the beautiful detail work inside each section.
This is the kind of page I reach for when I want to completely switch my brain off after a long day. There is something so deeply satisfying about working from the center outward, finishing one petal section at a time, and watching the whole thing slowly come to life. I could see this looking absolutely dreamy in deep jewel tones like sapphire, amethyst, and gold, or even done in a soft pastel palette for a totally different vibe. Either way it is going to be gorgeous and that is exactly why I love it.
A Sleeping Fox Mandala With Leaves and Forest Charm
At the heart of this utterly adorable design is a curled-up sleeping fox, tucked in so cozily you almost want to whisper so you don’t wake him. He sits inside a circular nest-like space filled with floating leaves and soft swirling lines, giving the whole center such a warm and peaceful woodland atmosphere. Surrounding him are multiple concentric rings decorated with tiny scrolls, dot details, small triangles, and more leaves, all building outward toward a lush outer border made up of large rounded leaf clusters that frame the whole design beautifully. The line work is lovely and approachable, with bold clean outlines on the fox and border elements and softer, lighter lines handling the inner decorative rings.
Honestly this page just makes me feel calm the moment I look at it. There is something about coloring a sleeping animal that instantly puts you in a slow, gentle mood, and I think that is exactly the kind of energy a good coloring session needs. I would go for warm autumn tones on this one, think burnt oranges, soft greens, and creamy whites, because it would feel like the coziest fall afternoon in page form. It is relaxing, it is sweet, and it is the perfect page to come back to whenever life feels a little too loud.
A Floral Snowflake Mandala Blooming With Garden Flowers
This design has such a fresh and airy feel to it, which makes it stand out from the more traditional circular mandala layouts. Instead of a round shape, this one spreads out like a snowflake or a decorative compass star, with four long pointed arms extending outward and each one tipped with a striped leaf. The inner structure is built from flowing ribbon-like lines and elegant swirls that curve and loop around a tiny circle center, creating this really gorgeous filigree effect that almost looks like ironwork or lace. Then at each of the four diagonal corners, lush clusters of open-faced flowers and leafy sprigs burst outward, adding a wonderfully organic and garden-fresh energy to the whole composition. The line work is smooth and consistent throughout, with medium weight outlines and plenty of fine detail inside the petals and swirl sections.
I find this page so fun to color because it breaks the usual mandala rules in the best possible way. The open corners with the flower clusters give you these little pockets of detail to get lost in, and the swirling center section is so rhythmic and flowing that coloring it honestly feels like a form of moving meditation. I would love to do this one in soft garden tones like sage green, blush pink, and creamy yellow, because it would look like something straight off a vintage botanical print. So pretty and so peaceful.
A Fairy Wing Mandala Woven With Wildflowers and Vines
This design is giving full fairy tale garden energy and I am absolutely here for it. A pair of delicate fairy wings sit at the center of the composition, filled with fine veining lines that give them that gorgeous translucent dragonfly-wing quality. Winding through and around the wings is a lush vertical arrangement of wildflowers, curling vines, tiny buds, and open-faced blooms with detailed sunflower-like centers, all flowing upward in a tall spray and cascading back down below in a beautifully mirrored arrangement. Larger statement flowers anchor the top, middle, and bottom of the design, while smaller scattered blossoms and dainty leaves fill in all the spaces in between. The line work is wonderfully varied, with bold clean outlines on the wings and larger flowers and super fine delicate lines on the vines and tiny details, which gives the whole page a really lovely sense of depth.
This is honestly one of those pages that feels less like a coloring sheet and more like a piece of art you get to finish yourself. I love how the wings give you this gorgeous opportunity to play with sheer, iridescent colors, imagine pale lavender and soft mint layered together to mimic that real fairy wing shimmer. Then the flowers give you a whole separate color story to tell alongside them. It is a page that rewards you for taking your time with it, and the end result is going to look seriously stunning framed on a wall.
An Ice Castle Mandala With Snowflakes and Frozen Crystals
This design is pure winter magic from the very center outward. Tucked right in the middle is a tiny silhouette of a fairytale castle, surrounded by a circular halo that makes it look like it is glowing against a winter sky. Fanning out around it is a ring of bold eight-pointed ice star shapes alternating with smaller intricate snowflakes, all floating in an open circular space that gives the whole inner section a wonderfully crisp and airy feel. The outer border is where things get really elaborate, with sweeping scrollwork, curved architectural panels, and clusters of delicate snowflakes filling each section. Sharp diamond-shaped crystal points jut out at four diagonal corners and from the top and bottom, giving the overall shape that satisfying geometric snowflake silhouette. The line work leans toward medium to fine throughout, with a clean and slightly angular quality that perfectly matches the icy theme.
I genuinely think this is one of the most satisfying winter pages I have come across in a long time. The contrast between the open starry inner circle and the dense decorative outer border means you get two totally different coloring experiences in one page, and I love that. My plan for this one would be an icy blue and silver palette with maybe a soft warm gold on the castle to make it pop like a light in the distance. It is the kind of page that feels like cosying up with a hot drink on a snowy evening, and honestly that is all I need to be sold on it.
A Baby Dragon Mandala Nestled in Swirls and Blooms
This one has such a storybook charm to it that it is hard not to smile the moment you see it. A adorable little dragon sits front and center, wings slightly spread and wearing the most endearing expression, nestled inside a wreath-like frame made entirely of thick flowing wave lines that spiral and curl around the whole composition. The swirling frame has this wonderful fluid energy to it, almost like flames or rushing water, and scattered throughout are delicate flowers with thin detailed petals and clusters of small leaves that soften the whole thing beautifully. The overall shape is more oval than perfectly round, which gives it a really natural and organic feel rather than a strict geometric mandala structure. Line weights are bold and confident on the dragon and the main swirling forms, with finer lines adding texture inside the waves and foliage details.
What I love most about this page is how playful and free it feels compared to a traditional mandala. The big sweeping wave sections are genuinely fun to color because you can blend and shade along the curves to create this amazing sense of movement, and the little dragon in the middle is just begging for some gorgeous jewel-toned scales. I keep going back and forth between a fiery red and orange scheme and a cool teal and purple one, which honestly just means I need to print two copies. No regrets.
A Steampunk Clock Mandala With Gears Keys and Secret Locks
This design is such a cool and unexpected twist in a collection of dreamy mandala pages. At the center sits a large ornate clock face with Roman numerals and beautifully detailed filigree hands pointing to just before midnight, giving the whole thing this delicious fairytale urgency. Surrounding the clock face is a dense ring of interlocking gears and cogs of all sizes, tangled up with trailing leafy vines that weave through all the mechanical parts in the most charming way. Scattered throughout the outer sections are small keyhole shapes and at the four diagonal corners, pairs of crossed antique skeleton keys extend outward like decorative arms. The line work is bold and detailed with strong confident outlines on the gears and clock elements and finer lines handling the leaf veins and decorative inner details, making the whole page feel rich and substantial.
This page is an absolute treat for anyone who loves a bit of storytelling in their coloring sessions. Every little detail feels like a clue in some magical mystery, and I find that narrative quality makes it so much easier to stay focused and present while coloring. I would go for a warm vintage palette on this one, think aged brass, deep copper, and forest green for the leaves, with maybe a pop of midnight blue in the clock face background. It is the kind of page that looks incredibly impressive once finished and would make the most gorgeous framed print for a reading nook or home office.
A Garden Rose Mandala Bursting With Blooms and Scrollwork
This page is an absolute floral feast and I mean that in the best possible way. A large beautifully detailed rose takes center stage, its petals rendered with such lovely shading lines that it almost looks three dimensional right there on the page. Radiating outward from the rose is an elegant framework of symmetrical scrollwork and curling vine shapes that fill the middle section with graceful movement and rhythm. Then the whole design is wrapped in a lush outer border that is absolutely packed with large open lilies, spotted petals, clusters of small wildflowers, and layers of serrated leaves, all arranged so densely that the page feels like a secret garden that has grown completely wild in the most gorgeous way. The line work throughout is wonderfully detailed and confident, with heavier outlines on the rose and border flowers and finer hair-thin lines doing the beautiful texture work inside each petal and leaf.
This is the kind of page I would set aside a proper afternoon for because it genuinely deserves that time and attention. I would start with the center rose and really take my time layering soft pinks and peachy tones to get that velvety rose effect, then work outward through the scrollwork in creamy golds before hitting the outer border with a full mix of garden colours. The sheer variety of flower types in that outer ring means you never get bored because every section brings something new to colour. It is lush, it is romantic, and finishing it would feel like a serious accomplishment.
A Flower of Life Mandala Dotted With Stars and Tiny Blooms
This design has such a clean and almost meditative geometry to it that makes it really stand out from the more elaborate pages in this collection. The foundation is built on an interlocking circle pattern reminiscent of the classic flower of life sacred geometry shape, with overlapping arcs creating a series of petal-shaped segments that all radiate outward from a concentric ringed center. Nestled at each intersection point around the outer edge are tiny decorative flower buds and small starburst shapes, while scattered across the inner sections are little dotted stars and circle details that add just enough visual interest without cluttering the lovely open spaces. The outer boundary is formed by a ring of scalloped arcs, giving the whole design a soft rounded edge. Line weights are consistently fine and light throughout, which gives this page a delicate and almost ethereal quality compared to the bolder designs in the set.
Honestly this is the page I would reach for on a day when my brain is full and I just need something genuinely soothing to focus on. The repeating geometric sections are so satisfying to work through one by one, and because the lines are light and the spaces are relatively open, it feels like a much more gentle and breathable coloring experience. I love the idea of doing this one in a soft watercolour style with washes of lilac, sky blue, and pale gold, letting the colours blend slightly across the petal sections for a dreamy stained glass effect. Simple, beautiful, and so calming.
A Sacred Geometry Mandala With Starbursts and Interlocking Circles
This design has a beautifully meditative and almost cosmic quality to it, rooted in the kind of sacred geometry patterns that feel timeless and deeply satisfying to look at. The foundation is built from a series of overlapping and interlocking circles that create a flower of life style structure, with elegant pointed petal shapes emerging from the intersections and a concentrically ringed center that draws the eye inward in the most hypnotic way. At each point where the outer circles meet, small decorative flower buds and bold eight-pointed starburst shapes punctuate the design with lovely regularity, while tiny scattered stars and small circle details fill the spaces in between with just enough visual interest to keep things engaging. The outer boundary forms a soft scalloped edge from the overlapping circles, giving the whole design a gentle and organic finish. Line weights are light and consistently fine throughout, lending the page a delicate and almost etched quality.
This is the page I come back to when I want a coloring session that feels genuinely restorative rather than mentally taxing. The repeating geometric structure means you can almost go on autopilot once you have decided on your palette, which sounds simple but is honestly one of the most peaceful coloring experiences you can have. I would love to try this one in a tonal approach, using three or four shades of the same colour family like dusty rose through to deep burgundy, letting the geometry do all the visual work while the colours create a soft gradient effect across the whole design. Quietly stunning.
A Young Stag Mandala Wrapped in Autumn Maple Leaves
This design has the most wonderful woodland atmosphere, and the level of leaf detail packed into it is genuinely impressive. A sweet young stag stands proudly at the center, antlers reaching upward and blending almost seamlessly into the dense foliage surrounding him, his big expressive eyes giving him that gentle Disney deer energy that is just impossible to resist. The entire outer section of the mandala is filled with endlessly repeating maple leaves of all sizes, connected by elegant curling vine scrollwork that winds through the whole composition in a beautifully symmetrical pattern. Tiny berry clusters and small star shapes are dotted throughout the leaf border, adding little moments of variety and charm. The line work is bold and well defined on the stag and the larger leaf shapes, with finer detail lines inside each individual leaf showing off the veining and giving the whole page a really satisfying sense of texture and depth.
This page practically screams cosy autumn afternoon to me and I am not even a little bit sorry about it. The repeating maple leaf sections are so rhythmic and satisfying to work through, and there is something wonderfully mindless about it in the best possible way, the kind of coloring where your hands stay busy and your mind gets to rest completely. I would go all in on a classic fall palette here, deep amber, russet red, golden yellow, and warm brown, with maybe a soft fawn tone on the stag himself to make him feel like he truly belongs in the scene. Absolutely gorgeous.
A Swirling Ocean Mandala With Dolphins and Shooting Stars
This page has the most incredible sense of movement and energy, almost like you are looking down into a swirling cosmic ocean from above. Large sweeping petal shapes radiate outward from a tight star-shaped center, each one filled with flowing parallel lines that create a gorgeous sense of depth and current. Woven throughout the swirling sections are tiny leaping dolphins, shooting stars, small fish, and little curling wave spirals that you almost miss at first glance, but once you spot them you cannot stop finding more hidden throughout the design. The background spaces between the main petal forms are filled with fine dotted texturing, scattered stars, and more delicate swirling details that make the whole page feel alive and shimmering. The line work is predominantly fine and light across the whole design, giving it a soft and airy quality that feels almost like it was drawn with a single continuous breath.
This is genuinely one of those pages where the more you look, the more you fall in love with it. I find the hidden dolphins and tiny sea creatures so charming and finding each one while coloring feels like a little reward along the way. For colors I am thinking a full deep ocean palette, inky navy and teal in the swirling sections fading to lighter aqua and seafoam toward the center, with silver and white for the stars and dolphins to make them really shimmer. It is an ambitious page but the kind that leaves you feeling genuinely proud once it is done.
A Songbird Mandala Surrounded by Blossoms and Curling Vines
This design has such a sweet and lively charm to it, with four plump little songbirds positioned symmetrically around the inner circle, each one perched among flowering branches and looking like they are about to burst into song at any moment. The center of the mandala is built from a layered star and leaf motif with elegant pointed shapes radiating outward, transitioning into a fuller mid-section of scrollwork, berry clusters, and open blossoms. From there the design opens up into a lush and detailed garden scene where curling vines, roses, and delicate multi-petaled flowers weave around each bird in a beautifully mirrored arrangement. The whole composition is enclosed in a clean bold outer circle which gives it a lovely finished and polished look. Line weights are medium throughout, with confident outlines on the birds and flowers and softer finer lines handling the scrollwork and smaller blossom details.
I find this page so joyful and engaging to color because the four birds give you these wonderful focal points to keep coming back to, and deciding what color to make each one is genuinely one of those fun little decisions that makes a coloring session feel creative rather than just mechanical. I would love to do each bird in a different color, one in soft red like a robin, one in golden yellow, one in sky blue, and one in warm orange, then carry those colors into the flowers and vines around them for a really cohesive and vibrant finished piece. It is cheerful, it is detailed, and it would look absolutely stunning on a wall.
A Wide-Eyed Owl Mandala With Stars and Woven Borders
This design has such a cosy and enchanting nighttime feel to it, built around the most characterful little owl sitting right at the center with the most wonderfully alert and curious expression. He sits inside a circular inner space framed by a decorative band of scrollwork and teardrop shapes, and the ring immediately surrounding him is filled with a beautiful pattern of striped pointed leaves all facing inward like a crown, interspersed with tiny spiral motifs. Moving outward, a wide open ring scattered generously with small outlined stars creates a lovely breathable space before hitting the next band of the same inward-pointing striped leaves. The outermost border is a bold and striking woven lattice pattern that almost looks like braided ribbon, decorated with small oval and diamond shapes at regular intervals. Line weights are clean and consistent throughout, with bold outlines on the owl and border elements and lighter lines handling the internal leaf and scroll details.
This page hits that sweet spot of being detailed enough to keep you engaged but not so overwhelming that you feel stressed before you even start. I love how the open starry ring gives your eyes a little breathing room in the middle of all the intricate detail, and coloring all those little stars one by one is genuinely one of the most satisfying repetitive tasks in coloring. I would go for deep forest tones on this one, a rich tawny brown and cream for the owl, deep green for the leaves, and a dark navy background for the star ring to make them really twinkle. So good.
A Diya Lantern Mandala With Paisley Petals and Glowing Details
This design has the most beautiful festive and spiritual energy to it, with a structure that feels inspired by the warm glow of candlelight and celebration. The center is a clean open circle surrounded by rings of teardrop petal shapes, small circular dot details, and a band of decorative scrollwork that gives the inner section a wonderfully balanced and grounded feel. Radiating outward are larger paisley-shaped sections, each one containing a small diya oil lamp motif sitting atop a tiny flame, which is such a charming and unexpected detail. Between those paisley forms are broader curved sections filled with delicate scattered flowers, tiny stars, and fine stippled dot textures that catch the eye beautifully. The outermost edge of the design is finished with more curling scrolls and rounded teardrop shapes that frame everything in a soft and flowing way. Line weights are predominantly light and graceful throughout, with slightly bolder outlines on the main petal and paisley shapes.
This is one of those pages that feels genuinely special to color because of how meaningful and intentional the little lamp details feel. I find that choosing a warm golden glow color for each tiny flame and then building a rich jewel-toned palette around it, think deep magenta, cobalt blue, and emerald green in the paisley sections, creates the most stunning result that looks almost like a piece of illuminated artwork. The combination of open spaces and delicate detail means it never feels too intense, and coloring it honestly feels like a little ritual of its own.
A Fluffy Bunny Mandala Framed in Scrolls and Petal Borders
This design is pure sweetness from the center outward and honestly it is just impossible not to smile at it. A round and fluffy little bunny sits right in the middle, paws up and wearing the most irresistible happy expression, framed inside a circular space edged with a decorative band of scrollwork and small heart-like motifs that suit the character perfectly. Surrounding that inner circle is a wide flowing band of large wave and swirl patterns rendered in smooth continuous lines that have a really lovely ribbon-like quality, giving the mid-section a sense of gentle movement. The outer border is made up of bold rounded petal sections each filled with more of those flowing parallel wave lines, separated by clusters of smaller teardrop and fan leaf shapes that add a beautiful finishing touch around the whole edge. Line weights are bold and generous throughout, which makes this one of the more approachable and satisfying pages in terms of staying inside the lines.
This is honestly such a feel-good page and I mean that in the best way possible. The big open wave sections in the mid-ring are so enjoyable to color because you can blend and layer shades along the curves to create a really gorgeous gradient effect without it needing to be complicated at all. I would go for the softest spring palette on this one, pale lavender and mint for the wave sections, a warm creamy white for the bunny with just a hint of blush pink on the ears and nose. Quick to get into, calming to work through, and absolutely adorable when finished.
A Celestial Rose Mandala Scattered With Moons and Starlight
This design strikes such a gorgeous balance between romantic florals and dreamy nighttime magic. A bold eight-pointed star sits right at the center inside a clean circular frame, surrounded by a wide ring scattered with stars of all sizes and gentle spiral details that give the whole inner section that perfect gazing-up-at-the-night-sky feeling. Moving outward, four large arched sections are filled with lush arrangements of detailed roses, open lilies, and small bow-like floral clusters, all connected by sweeping curved lines that create a really elegant and flowing structure. Crescent moons are tucked in at regular intervals around the design, peeking out between the floral sections and adding to the celestial theme beautifully. The outer ring continues the star-scattered pattern before meeting a clean bold outer circle border. Line weights are medium to fine throughout, with lovely shading detail inside the rose petals and confident outlines on the larger structural elements.
This page is such a dreamy combination of two things I absolutely love in coloring pages, florals and celestial motifs, and having them together in one design feels like such a treat. I would go for a deep midnight blue or plum background in the star sections to really make those little stars pop, then bring in rich velvety pinks and dusty mauves for the roses and soft gold for the crescent moons. The whole thing would end up looking like a piece of night sky jewellery and honestly I cannot think of a better reason to sit down with my finest tipped pens and take my time with every single section.
A Fluffy Teddy Bear Portrait With Daisy Crowns and Blossoms
This one is a little different from the more traditional mandala layouts in this collection, and honestly that is exactly what makes it so charming. Rather than a circular repeating pattern, this design is centered around a big adorable teddy bear portrait that fills most of the page, rendered with fine short fur texture lines all over the body that give it a wonderfully soft and cuddly feel. The bear has the sweetest eyelashed eyes and a happy little smile, and the whole face is done with confident bold outlines that make it feel both polished and approachable. Scattered around the bear at the top, sides, and bottom are clusters of simple open daisy-style flowers with petite rounded petals and tiny leaf sprigs, arranged in a loose symmetrical way that nods gently to the mandala format without being rigid about it. The overall composition is soft and rounded, almost like a decorable sticker or keepsake design.
This is the page I would hand to someone who thinks they are not a good colorer, because it is so forgiving and fun and genuinely hard to mess up. All those tiny fur lines are perfect for practicing light pencil strokes or blending techniques without any pressure, and the simple flowers around the edge give you a little palette-planning moment that feels really enjoyable. I would go for a classic warm honey brown with a lighter cream belly, pop some soft yellow and white into the daisies, and call it a perfect cosy coloring session. Cute, quick, and completely satisfying.
A Baby Sea Turtle Mandala Nestled in Ocean Flower Petals
This design has the most wonderfully hypnotic and flowing quality to it, built almost entirely from layers and layers of long curved petal shapes that ripple outward from the center like the petals of a giant dahlia or the gentle movement of ocean waves. A tiny baby sea turtle peeks out from the very heart of the design, its little geometric shell pattern and curious expression making it impossibly sweet against the swirling organic forms surrounding it. The petal layers are rendered with fine parallel lines running along their length that create a beautiful sense of depth and texture, and each layer slightly overlaps the next to build up this really satisfying sense of dimension across the whole page. There are no hard geometric sections here at all, just continuous flowing curves from the center all the way to the ruffled scalloped outer edge, which gives the whole design a uniquely soft and organic feel compared to more structured mandalas.
This is genuinely one of the most meditative pages in the whole collection for me and I think it comes down to how rhythmic and repetitive the petal sections are. Once you pick your ocean palette and start working outward, there is this lovely almost automatic quality to the coloring that lets your mind completely switch off. I would do the innermost petals in a deep teal, gradually fading out through turquoise and aqua to a pale seafoam at the outer edge, with the little turtle done in warm olive and golden tones to make him stand out beautifully from all that cool blue. Pure ocean therapy on a page.
A Clownfish Mandala Swimming Through Swirling Bubbles and Waves
This design is so playful and full of movement that it practically makes you feel like you are underwater just looking at it. A cheerful striped clownfish sits at the heart of the composition, its chubby little body and happy sideways smile giving it that instant loveable cartoon character energy. Radiating outward from the fish are large sweeping wave arms that spiral around the whole design in a pinwheel formation, each one filled with fine parallel lines that run along the curve and create a gorgeous sense of flowing water. Scattered liberally across every wave section are circles of all different sizes representing bubbles, ranging from tiny dots to large open rings, and they add the most wonderful airy and whimsical quality to the whole page. The overall shape is soft and rounded with a slightly uneven organic edge where the wave arms curl outward, and the line weights are bold and clear throughout making this one very accessible and satisfying to color.
This page just makes me happy every time I look at it, and I think that energy absolutely carries through into the coloring experience. The big sweeping wave sections are perfect for practicing gradient blending, going from a deep ocean blue at the outer edges to a lighter aqua closer to the fish, and all those bubbles in between are such a fun detail to pick out in white or pale silver. The clownfish of course is begging for classic bright orange and white stripes with a little black outlining, and honestly the whole thing would end up looking like the most cheerful piece of ocean art imaginable.
A Crystal Cluster Mandala With Gemstone Formations and Raw Geodes
This design is unlike anything else in this collection and if you are even slightly into crystals and gemstones, it is going to stop you in your tracks. The entire page is made up of a circular wreath of incredibly detailed crystal formations, with pointed quartz-style clusters, chunky raw gemstone shapes, and faceted mineral forms all packed together in a dense and endlessly fascinating ring. The center is left as a clean open hexagonal space which creates a beautiful negative space focal point and makes the surrounding crystal ring feel even more dramatic and abundant by contrast. Every individual crystal is drawn with precise angular facet lines that give each one a realistic three-dimensional quality, and the variety of shapes and sizes throughout means no two sections of the ring look exactly the same. Line weights are consistently fine and clean throughout, which suits the sharp geometric nature of the crystal forms perfectly.
As someone who has a slight obsession with crystals in real life, this page is basically my dream coloring session. The thing I love most about it is that every single facet of every crystal is an opportunity to add a slightly different shade or value, which means you can create the most stunning light-catching effect across the whole ring if you take your time with it. I would go for a mix of rose quartz pinks, amethyst purples, and clear icy whites, maybe throwing in some deep smoky grey for contrast. The result would look like actual gemstone art and I am fully here for that.
A Little Hedgehog Mandala With Spiral Borders and Starry Details
This design has such a whimsical and lighthearted energy, built around the most wonderfully round and characterful little hedgehog trotting through the center circle with his spiky back and sweet curious face. He sits inside a clean circular inner space framed by a decorative ring of leafy flower motifs that form a pretty botanical crown around him. Moving outward there is a wider band scattered with more leaf clusters and tiny dot details, and then the outer border is where the real personality kicks in, with large bold spiral swirls of varying sizes arranged all the way around the ring, interspersed with small outlined stars and little teardrop leaf shapes. The overall effect is cheerful and folk-art inspired, with a lovely handmade quality to the spiral elements. Line weights are bold and generous throughout, making this one of the more relaxed and approachable pages in the collection.
Honestly this page just makes me smile and I think that is the whole point of it. The big looping spiral border is so enjoyable to color because each spiral is its own little self-contained shape, and going around filling them in one by one with alternating colors is the kind of simple repetitive task that is genuinely therapeutic after a busy day. I would go for a warm earthy palette on the hedgehog himself and then have fun with the spirals, alternating terracotta, mustard yellow, and sage green for a really lovely autumnal folk art feel. Charming, easy to pick up, and a total mood booster from start to finish.
A Sleeping Lamb Mandala Cradled in Scrolls and Spring Blossoms
This design is so tender and serene that it almost feels like a lullaby in coloring page form. A tiny fluffy lamb rests peacefully at the center, legs tucked under its body and eyes gently closed, nestled inside a beautifully flowing inner frame made up of large bold swirling scroll shapes that curve and wrap around the little animal like a soft protective cradle. Fine delicate tendrils and smaller curling spirals fill the spaces between the main scroll forms, adding a lovely airy and whimsical quality to the inner section. The outer border is a loose and organic wreath of elegant flowers, pointed buds, and leafy sprigs arranged all the way around the circle, keeping the whole composition feeling fresh and garden inspired. The line work is wonderfully light and graceful throughout, with confident outlines on the lamb and main scroll shapes and beautifully fine lines on the floral border and smaller decorative details.
This is the page I would reach for when I genuinely want to feel calm from the very first pencil stroke, because everything about it is soft and unhurried. The flowing scroll shapes in the center are perfect for gentle blending in creamy whites and soft lavenders, and the lamb just needs the most delicate warm white and pale grey treatment to look absolutely precious. The floral border gives you a lovely separate creative moment where you can go a little brighter and more spring-like with your color choices, and the contrast between the two sections makes the finished page feel really complete and considered. Pure gentleness on a page.
A Star and Cloud Mandala With Daisy Rings and Dreamy Skies
This design has the most beautiful floaty and dreamlike quality to it, almost like you are looking up through the clouds at a magical night sky. The outermost section is filled with large soft rounded cloud puffs arranged all the way around the circle, giving the whole page this wonderfully gentle and billowy frame that immediately sets a calm and airy mood. Tucked just inside the cloud border is a wide ring scattered with small outlined stars of varying sizes, creating that perfect between-the-clouds stargazing feeling. Moving inward, a charming ring of simple open daisy flowers alternates with more tiny stars, and at the very center sits a bold and elegant eight-pointed compass star with clean geometric lines and a smaller star nested inside it. The overall structure transitions beautifully from soft and organic on the outside to crisp and geometric at the center. Line weights are medium and approachable throughout, with the clouds and outer elements kept deliberately simple and open.
What I really love about this page is how it eases you in so gently with those big open cloud sections before rewarding you with more detailed work toward the center. It is genuinely one of the most beginner-friendly pages in this whole collection while still looking impressive once it is finished. I would do the clouds in the softest gradient of pale peach and blush pink like a sunset sky, fill the star ring in deep navy, and then bring warm gold into the daisy ring and the central star. The whole thing would end up looking like the most magical dreamy sky and I would absolutely frame it.
