
Lobster traps stacked on deck, a puffin holding its ground on the rocks, a lighthouse keeping watch over all of it. This Maine coloring page earns every minute you put into it.
A lobster boat named MAINE motors through calm harbor water, with a classic lighthouse and keeper’s house rising from craggy granite cliffs behind it. Pine trees line the far shore, seagulls dot the sky, and a decorative border of pine cones, wildflowers, and leafy branches frames the whole scene.
Down at the bottom, a full lobster, scallop shell, anchor, blueberries, and a starfish are tucked into the border alongside a ribbon banner spelling out MAINE. A puffin with its distinctive banded beak stands at the right foreground. This Maine coloring page sits in the States and National Parks collection and moves between open water passages and tight decorative detail, so sessions can feel both breezy and absorbing depending on where you choose to work.


Colored pencils with a sharp tip let you work through the rocky cliff texture and the lobster trap grid without losing definition. Alcohol markers are ideal for the open water and sky, where broad, even coverage keeps things feeling airy. Use fine liners cautiously around the puffin’s face and the anchor details, since the lines there are close together and a heavy pen tip can muddy them.

Because the border detail runs close to the edge, scale the print to 95 percent to avoid clipping the pine cone corners. At least 24 lb printer paper holds up to colored pencil layering without pilling.