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Mermaid Tail Splashing Out of the Water Coloring Page

A scaled mermaid tail rises from rolling water with broad, curved fins spread above it. Splash droplets arc around the tail, while flowing inner lines divide each fin into sweeping sections.

Detail level
Easy
Best for
Kids & adults
Category
Mermaids
Paper
Letter / A4

Color choices

Mermaid tail can begin with turquoise or sea green across the large scaled section. Shade the fin panels in lavender and blue, keeping neighboring sections varied. Use deeper teal around the scale edges and fin seams for contrast against lighter centers. Finish the waves with ocean blue and give the splash droplets pale aqua highlights.

Repeating Scale Pattern

Choose a repeating color sequence for the scales, then carry matching shades into the curved fin sections. Use a contrasting shade for the waves and splash droplets.

Before you print

Mermaid Tail Splashing Out of the Water Coloring Page has about 57 separate areas to color, most of them large and open, so it is an easy page. Crayons, chunky markers or paint sticks cover the big shapes quickly.

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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