Zentangle Leaf Flower Burst With Patterned Petals

A round burst of pointed, leaf-shaped petals spreads out from a small center, with the shapes getting larger toward the outer edge. Each petal has a thick, bold outline. Some are left empty, while others are filled with hand-drawn patterns like tight spirals, wavy curls, crosshatched grids, fine parallel lines, nested oval rings, a dotted net, and small zigzag triangles along one edge. The mix of blank and filled petals gives you plenty of choices about where to put detail and where to rest. Try giving every pattern type its own color family, such as one shade for all the spiral petals and another for the crosshatched ones, then leave the empty petals for a bright solid color. It's a good pick for older kids and adults who like slow, careful coloring, and it's free to print as many times as you want.