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Tennessee Coloring Page, Smokies to Steamboat and Guitar
Mountains, a mockingbird, Nashville’s Parthenon, and a paddle-wheel steamboat all share one Tennessee coloring page, and that guitar in the corner has ornamental scrollwork worth lingering over.
Every corner of this Tennessee coloring page earns its space. The Smoky Mountains roll across the upper half beneath a three-star state flag medallion, while a mockingbird perches on a dogwood branch mid-composition. Below it, the Nashville Parthenon’s columns sit above a ribbon banner, flanked left by a decorated acoustic guitar and right by a tall iris bloom.
Down at the waterline, a paddlewheel steamboat and a truss bridge share a river scene that rounds out the lower third. The floral-and-scroll border, dotted with dogwood blossoms, adds an intricate frame to work through at your own pace. This Tennessee coloring page sits at a moderate-to-dense complexity level, rewarding slow sessions that move from the mountain ridgeline down through each landmark.
A Tennessee coloring page packed with the Smokies, the Parthenon, a steamboat, iris blooms, and a mockingbird. Free instant download.
How to Approach the Tennessee Coloring Page’s Landmarks and Layers
Usage Notes
Alcohol markers are a strong choice here for the broad mountain and sky areas at the top, where flat washes read cleanly. Switch to fine liners or a sharp colored pencil for the Parthenon’s columns and the guitar’s decorative scrollwork, both of which have tight parallel lines that bleed easily with wet media. Watercolor pencils work well on the iris petals if you want a soft, translucent finish, but keep a dry brush on hand to control spread near the banner lettering.
Printing Tips
A heavier sheet, around 80 lb text weight or card stock, will prevent alcohol marker bleed-through on the larger fill areas. If your printer has a ‘best’ or ‘high quality’ mode, use it for the fine column lines on the Parthenon, since those details lose definition at draft settings.