Six Lobed Rosette in an Oval Block Border Glass Panel Coloring Page

A small circular boss sits at the heart of this panel with six lobes opening out from it: two tall pointed teardrops on the vertical axis, above and below, and four rounded leaf shapes set on the diagonals. A long pointed dart reaches out to left and right, and smaller diamonds fill the gaps directly over and under the boss. That whole rosette floats inside a tall oval ring built from short blocks laid end to end like brickwork, and the ring is the one place where a repeating two tone rhythm will pay off. The four open quadrants inside that ring, between the lobes and the blockwork, are the biggest uninterrupted spaces on the sheet, and they will set the mood of the finished piece more than the rosette does. Outside the oval the square frame stays plain, with a diagonal run into each corner that breaks the leftover border into small facets. Symmetry is the thing to exploit here. Because the design mirrors both ways, any scheme you set on one lobe has a partner directly opposite it, and working opposite pairs in turn keeps the balance honest. Geometry rather than botany drives the shapes, so metallics and jewel tones suit them better than naturalistic greens. Everything is large enough for markers except the ring blocks, which want a finer tip.