Chunky Carnelian Crystal Coloring Page

Clustered hexagonal crystals rise at different heights, each with distinct faceted tips and angular sides that create depth through overlapping formations. The rock base beneath features irregular geometric cracks and broken surface patterns that contrast with the smooth crystal faces above. Two simple oval leaves with visible center veins anchor the composition at the lower edge. The faceted crystal surfaces need consistent shading techniques to show how light would hit each angled plane differently-try darker tones on left-facing sides and lighter values where faces catch imaginary light. Rich orange and amber gradients work naturally for carnelian coloring, while the rocky base could use browns, grays, or earth tones with heavier shading in the crack lines. The leaves might feature green hues or autumn tones depending on your preferred seasonal interpretation.