Zentangle coloring pages
Zentangle pages fill a simple outline, like a cat, an owl, an elephant or a hot air balloon, with small repeating patterns: stripes, scales, spirals, dots and leaves. Every section is its own little puzzle, so you can color one pattern at a time and stop whenever you like, which makes them a calm way to unwind after a busy day. Because the patterns are detailed, they suit teenagers and adults best, although older children enjoy them too when they work one area at a time. Fine-tip markers, gel pens and well sharpened colored pencils are the easiest tools for the small spaces. You can keep the page mostly black and white and color only a few sections, or use a different color for every pattern for a bright, mosaic-like result. Download the free PDF and print it on thicker paper if you use markers, so the ink doesn’t bleed through, or color the page on screen in the Pencilbloom app.
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