# (X-Post from Zulip)Hi all! I have a list of Polygons and would like to plot all

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Hi all! I have a list of Polygons and would like to plot all the shapes on the same plot where each shape has a different color. What I have been doing is something like this:

```julia

using Plots

....

for (num, shape) in enumerate(list_of_shapes)
    plot!(shape, fillcolor = list_of_colors[num])
end

```

Is there a faster way of doing this? Thanks!

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Thanks to @BioTurboNick we have a solution for this!

“Oh sorry, forgot the other trick: Has to be a 1-row matrix, not a vector. I believe Plots matches columns with series. So, [this should work]:”

`plot(list_of_shapes, fillcolor=permutedims(list_of_colors))`