Magnolia Bloom Coloring Page

Six wide magnolia petals spread outward in a symmetrical arrangement, each petal showing smooth curves and natural wave patterns along the edges. The flower's center displays a cluster of reproductive parts rendered as small circles and oval shapes, while two prominent leaves beneath feature pronounced central veins with smaller branching lines. The stem connects these elements with clean, parallel lines that taper as they reach the petals. The petal surfaces provide room for gradient shading, moving from deeper tones at the base to lighter values at the tips to create dimension. Realistic coloring might feature creamy whites with subtle pink or yellow undertones on the petals, while the stamens could use golden ochre or burgundy tones for contrast. The veined leaves need varied green shades-try darker forest green along the veins with lighter spring green filling the spaces between.