Snowflake Crystal Close View Coloring Page

Six primary arms radiate outward from a hexagonal core, with each branch splitting into smaller crystalline structures that mirror natural ice formation in this coloring design. Geometric shapes fill the spaces between main branches-diamonds, triangles, and hexagons cluster near the center while pointed tips extend toward the page edges. The symmetrical pattern repeats across all six sections, though each branch segment has enough individual detail to color differently. Start with the central hexagon in one shade, then gradually shift to cooler or warmer tones as you move toward the outer points. Metallic gel pens or light washes suit the geometric sections between branches without obscuring the line details. Try shading one side of each crystalline arm to create dimension, making the snowflake appear three-dimensional rather than flat.