
Rings inside rings, stars tucked at every junction: the concentric hexagon and star coloring page is the kind of pattern that makes you stop mid-sentence to figure out how it works.
Large nested hexagons fill most of the composition, their concentric striped rings pulling the eye inward toward a tiny open center. Between each hexagon cluster, bold six-pointed star forms emerge from the negative space, each one anchored by a small eight-point star at its heart.
This concentric hexagon and star coloring page sits in the denser end of the Geometric Designs collection, rewarding colorists who enjoy alternating a warm interior ring color against a cooler outer one. The repeating unit is clear enough to plan ahead, so sessions feel structured rather than overwhelming, with plenty of satisfying ring-by-ring progress along the way.


Alcohol markers move through the wide concentric rings quickly and blend beautifully when you work wet-into-wet on the larger bands. Colored pencils let you build subtle gradients ring by ring inside the hexagons, which rewards slow, layered work. Use fine liners cautiously on the tiny eight-point stars at each junction since those sections are narrow and bleed-prone with any wet medium.

Card stock at 65 lb or heavier keeps the nested rings from warping if you are using any wet media. Scaling to 100 percent preserves the fine spacing between concentric lines, as reducing the image compresses those gaps and makes the smaller star sections difficult to color neatly.