Printable Botanical Coloring Pack: 20 High-Resolution Pages for Relaxation

We designed a collection of 20 high-resolution botanical coloring pages meant for both beginners and experienced colorists. These pages are cross-licensed for non-commercial use, making them ideal for classroom activities, group coloring nights, and personal projects.

What’s Included

• 20 unique, hand-drawn line-art pages (300 dpi PNG + vector SVG)
• Themes: wildflowers, succulents, tropical leaves, herbs, and small floral vignettes
• Two difficulty levels: simple (bigger shapes, less detail) and advanced (dense, intricate designs)
• Printable guide on paper selection and colored-pencil layering for best results

Why Botanic Themes Work for Stress Relief

Research and anecdotal evidence suggest that botanical motifs help produce a calming effect. The repetitive lines and natural symmetry in leaves and petals foster a flow state—one where focus softens and time passes pleasantly.

Paper & Printing Tips

For colored pencil work we recommend a heavier weight paper (90–136 lb or 200–300 gsm). If you plan to use markers, opt for marker paper or heavier stock to prevent bleed-through. For a mixed-media finish, print the outlines on watercolor paper and add light washes before finishing with pencils.

How to Use the Pack

1. Download the zipped pack from the link below.
2. Choose a page based on preferred level of detail.
3. Practice color tests on scrap paper to match colors and layering techniques.
4. Use the included guide to experiment with shading, textures, and highlights.

Licensing

All artwork in the pack is free for personal and classroom use. Commercial use (selling finished works or using pages in products for sale) requires a small commercial license—see the included license file in the download for details.

Community Challenge

Share your colored pages on social media with the hashtag #ColoringsBotanical. Each month we select a 'Featured Palette' winner and share a short profile of the artist and their techniques. This is a great way to practice without pressure and to get ideas from fellow colorists.

“A single chilled Sunday afternoon with a cup of tea and a botanical page can reset the week.”

Download

To download the pack, visit the resources section on colorings.info or follow the free download link in the endnotes. Files include both single-page PNGs for quick prints and an SVG bundle for those who prefer to scale lines without loss of quality.

Tips for Teachers

• Use the simple pages for younger students to build fine motor skills.
• Pair advanced pages with short lessons on plant anatomy for cross-curricular learning.
• Host a group critique focusing on palette and texture rather than accuracy.

We hope these botanical pages provide quiet joy and creative practice. If you want a themed pack (seasonal, animals, mandalas), tell us which theme you'd like next in the comments—community feedback helps shape our next free release.