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Stained Glass Shark Window Coloring Page

An open-mouthed shark swims among smaller fish, bubbles, rolling waves, sea plants and coral. Curved panes, a round sun and a thick arched border create a stained glass window design.

  • Vector PDF
  • Letter · A4
  • Sharks
Detail level
Medium
Best for
Kids & adults
Category
Sharks
Paper
Letter / A4

Color choices

Stained glass shark can take a cool gray or blue tone, with the fins and gill marks shaded slightly darker. Color the fish in warm orange and yellow, then use teal and green for the sea plants. Fill the waves with layered blues, keep the bubbles pale, and give the sun a bright gold contrast against the window border.

Ocean Glass Color Pattern

Alternate warm and cool colors across the curved window sections. Repeat selected shades in the fish, waves and border to connect the design.

Print this picture

With about 110 areas to color, Stained Glass Shark Window Coloring Page sits at a medium level of detail. Use crayons for the big shapes and switch to pencils for the narrow parts.

Print the PDF on US Letter paper, or pick “Fit to page” for A4. Try one copy first to check the line weight and margins before printing more.

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