Flowers: Color by Numbers

Among the pages in Flowers: Color by Numbers, young florists have already sketched some of the most exquisite plants on Earth, from garden peonies to wildflower buds. A botanical illustrator fills the black-and-white drawings with natural colors, bringing roses and tulips onto the canvas. Dozens of creative rounds await, with randomly generated palettes. The stem patterns become denser in later rounds. Petal counts also increase. This coloring game supports spatial thinking, helps memorize rare shades, builds patience, trains attention to detail, and lets you save finished arrangements in a virtual herbarium.

How to play?

Examine the selected sketch and match each number to the right area of the bouquet. Pick a color from the lower art panel, then fill every section marked with the same number. Complete the picture by coloring all numbered areas on the canvas. The next composition unlocks after the whole image is filled. Finish a task on time to earn magic points and move up in the master rankings. Plan the order of each colored detail as the bouquet gradually appears.