
Rows of framed eight-petal medallions trade places with dense chevron arrow bands across this square medallion and chevron band coloring page, giving you two completely different rhythm problems on one sheet.
Four horizontal bands fill the page in a strict alternating pattern. The medallion rows hold three square frames each, nested concentrically inward to a crisp eight-petal star, while bead-dot borders sit between every block. The chevron bands run wall to wall, stacking repeated arrow shapes and small diamond accents into tight, almost tribal-looking ribbons.
This square medallion and chevron band coloring page, part of the Geometric Designs collection, rewards a two-palette approach: one color story for the medallion rows and a contrasting set for the chevron bands. The nested squares inside each medallion offer a gradual shading opportunity, while the chevrons practically beg for a bold stripe treatment. Complexity sits firmly in the medium-to-high range, making it a focused session rather than a quick one.


Colored pencils are the workhorse here, letting you shade each concentric ring of the medallions from light to dark without bleeding into the hair-thin dividing lines. Gel pens handle the chevron bands well, since their consistent ink flow keeps arrow after arrow looking intentional. Use alcohol markers cautiously on the beaded dot borders and the narrower chevron lines, as bleed-through can obscure fine detail at that scale.

Because the chevron bands pack lines so closely together, 32 lb or heavier paper prevents ink bleed from shadowing the white gaps. Scale to 100 percent rather than fit-to-page so the dot borders stay distinct and the medallion rings do not merge.