About this geometric pattern coloring page
A grid of equilateral triangles, each holding a small circle at its center. The triangles point alternately up and down, forming horizontal bands, and the circles add a playful dotted rhythm across the whole page. With 408 regions it is a detailed page, but the shapes are simple and evenly sized, so you can make steady progress without zooming much. The pattern has a mid-century, retro textile feel. It works well for experimenting with color rules, such as coloring every upward triangle one color and every downward triangle another, then picking a contrasting color for all the circles.
Suggested palettes
Tap a swatch to load that color, then tap any shape above.
Coloring tips
Try the classic two-plus-one approach: one color for up triangles, a second for down triangles, and a bright accent for all the circles. Or color diagonal stripes of triangles to reveal hidden zigzags. Pastels with white circles look like a vintage tablecloth; saturated colors look like a sixties poster. If you print it, fine-tip markers handle the small circles best.
Details
| Category | Patterns |
|---|---|
| Tags | DetailedGeometricOp Art |
| Difficulty | Detailed |
| Regions | 408 |
| Symmetry | Repeating hexagonal grid |
| Date added | |
| License | Free for personal use. Design license |