A moment for colour and imagination
Choose a colouring page, pick up your pencils and make it your own.
Here you will find 15 mandalas created with AI assistance and three colouring pages based on Ewa Miłek's paintings. The descriptions and motif names are suggestions for creative play — choose any colours you like.
Printing: Use A4 paper, portrait orientation and fit to page, with browser headers and footers turned off. The mandalas have pastel borders; the pages based on Ewa's paintings have white backgrounds and black outlines. Choose paper suitable for your printer; 120–160 g/m² paper works well with pencils if your printer supports it. Use watercolour pencils dry on ordinary paper.
Three designs created with AI assistance from Ewa Miłek's paintings, preserving their distinctive motifs. Each includes the artist's name and ewamilek.pl.
Colouring pages from Ewa's paintings
A portrait surrounded by owls, roses, stars and decorative feathers. Choose a few recurring colours to connect the flowers and ornaments.
Lavender, powder pink, turquoise, navy and warm cream.
Soft coloured pencils for petals and the face; a fine point for feathers and tiny beads.
Colouring pages from Ewa's paintings
A figure in profile, pearl-like circles, fanciful towers and ocean waves offer room for imagination. Try contrasting cool water with warm portrait colours.
Sky blue, turquoise, purple, soft pink and ochre.
Medium-soft coloured pencils; apply light layers to the waves and circular ornaments.
Colouring pages from Ewa's paintings
A face among spiral shells, leaves and decorative circles. Repeat your chosen shades in the spirals and give the plants their own colour rhythm.
Emerald green, sea turquoise, mint and yellow-green accents.
Soft coloured pencils or watercolour pencils used dry; a sharp point for leaves and dots.
Fifteen individual mandala designs created for the website.
Repeating petals and leaves create a calm, orderly rhythm. Give matching areas the same colours.
Lavender, sage, powder pink and creamy yellow.
Soft coloured pencils for light layers; a sharp point for tiny circles.
Clovers and flowers are this mandala's cheerful motifs. Choose one bright colour to repeat in every ring.
Fresh green, sunny yellow, coral and sky blue.
Coloured pencils or wax crayons for larger leaves; a fine point for small flowers.
Grain, fruit and leaves evoke nature's abundance. Start with the fruit, then bring everything together with leafy greens.
Ochre, burgundy, olive green and plum purple.
Medium-soft coloured pencils for gradual shading of fruit and grain.
Hearts, roses and intertwined ribbons form a composition about closeness. Try pairing delicate petals with stronger heart colours.
Powder pink, raspberry red, lavender and sage.
Soft coloured pencils for gentle transitions on rose petals.
Open lotus flowers and stars suggest blossoming and a completed journey. Keep the centre light and deepen the colours towards the outside.
Golden yellow, purple, turquoise and peach.
Coloured pencils; highlight a few stars with a metallic pencil.
Ginkgo leaves, flowers and water droplets create a botanical design inspired by nature's freshness. Leave a little white space between colours.
Mint, green, sky blue and soft yellow.
Soft coloured pencils or watercolour pencils used dry; a fine point helps with leaf veins.
Gentle droplets alternate with geometric diamonds. Repeat two chosen colour combinations on opposite sides of the mandala.
Turquoise and apricot, complemented by lavender and light grey.
Medium-hard coloured pencils for even geometric areas.
Round medallions, leaves and jewels form a decorative money theme. Create golden accents with ordinary yellow and brown pencils.
Golden yellow, emerald green, navy and copper.
Coloured pencils for shading; an optional gold metallic pencil for the medallions.
Doves and olive branches evoke reconciliation. Choose gentle colours and leave some parts of the wings light.
Sage, sky blue, lavender and warm cream.
Soft coloured pencils with a light touch on feathers and petals.
Flowers and heart-shaped leaves invite you to notice small joys. Give each flower a colour that reminds you of a happy memory.
Honey yellow, pink, terracotta and olive green.
Soft coloured pencils for petals and a fine point for the sunflower's centre.
Petals and leaves suggest growth and new beginnings. Start at the centre and develop the composition layer by layer.
Powder pink, sage, lavender and warm yellow.
Soft coloured pencils; light pressure allows translucent layers.
Waves and droplets create a repeating rhythm inspired by water. Choose a few shades and repeat them in successive rings.
Sky blue, turquoise, light purple and silvery grey.
Well-sharpened coloured pencils for small droplets.
Butterflies symbolise change and discovering new possibilities. Each pair of wings can have its own palette.
Purple, pink, mint and soft coral.
Coloured pencils for outlines and soft wax crayons for larger areas.
A radiant composition evokes light and warmth. Keep the centre bright and add stronger accents to the outer petals.
Yellow, apricot, orange and a touch of pink.
Soft coloured pencils that blend well when shading.
Stars and moons invite imaginative play. Alternate cool areas with small, bright accents.
Indigo, lavender, sky blue and golden yellow.
Fine-point coloured pencils; a metallic pencil can highlight individual stars.