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Connecticut Coloring Page, Bulls Bridge and Lighthouse Scene
Every Connecticut landmark you could want is here on one Connecticut coloring page, from the 1770 Bulls Bridge covered bridge to a rocky coastal lighthouse with a sailboat beyond.
A banner reading CONNECTICUT crowns the top, flanked by dogwood blossoms that trail down both sides of a decorative floral border. The composition layers a coastal lighthouse with its keeper’s house on the left against an open harbor, a large maple tree on the right, and Bulls Bridge centered in the middle ground with its date sign clearly reading 1770.
In the foreground, a white-tailed deer stands to the left of the bridge while a robin perches on a branch to the right, and the Connecticut state shield anchors the bottom with the Latin motto Qui Transtulit Sustinet. For anyone who enjoys the States and National Parks collection, this Connecticut coloring page lands on the denser end of the spectrum: the covered bridge lattice, the tree canopy, the leafy border, and the shield details all reward slow, deliberate work.
Packed with New England landmarks, this Connecticut coloring page features Bulls Bridge, a lighthouse, a deer, and the state seal. Free instant download.
How to Approach the Connecticut Coloring Page’s Layered Landmarks
Usage Notes
Colored pencils with a sharp point are your best friend for the bridge lattice and the shield grapevines, where the lines sit close together and control matters most. Watercolor pencils can open up the sky and water areas beautifully if you work wet-on-dry after finishing the tight linework. Use alcohol markers cautiously on the dense foliage sections as bleed can close up the smaller leaf gaps.
Printing Tips
Standard 20 lb copy paper will hold ink well enough for a light session, but the border and bridge detail are fine enough that 65 lb cardstock at 100 percent scale keeps lines crisp and prevents any feathering from wet media.