Echeveria and Prickly Pear Coloring Page

A spiral echeveria rosette dominates the upper portion, its pointed leaves layering outward from a tight center to create a geometric flower-like form. Below it, the prickly pear's paddle-shaped segments feature regular dotted spine clusters across each pad surface. Rounded river rocks of different sizes cluster at the base, creating depth through overlapping circular and oval shapes. The echeveria's radiating leaves need gradual shading from pale centers to deeper tips, using greens that shift from mint to jade. Those tiny cactus spine dots present a fun challenge-try yellow or orange specks against sage green pads for authentic desert coloring. For the rock collection at the bottom, apply grays, tans, and browns, giving each stone a slightly different shade to show which boulder sits in front of another.