Petals in Perfect Rhythm Coloring Page

Pointed dahlia petals fan out in concentric circles, each one slightly overlapping its neighbors to build volume from the textured center outward in this coloring design. The innermost disc features tiny clustered florets that transition into the first ring of broader ray petals, which then give way to increasingly larger outer petals. Smaller dahlia buds peek in from the corners, their tightly closed forms showing early petal stages with protective sepals still wrapped around the developing blooms. Layered petals let you shift from darker tones near the center to lighter hues at the tips, creating depth across curved surfaces. Blend analogous colors like pink-to-coral or purple-to-magenta across individual petals to emphasize their dimensional curves. The central disc needs tiny dots or stippling with yellows and browns to capture the clustered floret texture, while the side buds might use softer greens mixed with whatever color you choose for the main bloom.