Koala Wearing a Medal on a Ribbon Coloring Page

A ribbon runs around the neck in a shallow V and meets at a knot, and from that knot a round medal hangs down over the chest. Inside the medal a five pointed star is drawn clean and centered, leaving a ring of plain surface around it. Both paws come up on either side of the disc as if presenting it, which holds the medal steady in the middle of the page.

The star is small enough to want a fine point, so work it before the surrounding ring rather than after. Gold on the disc with a darker star is the traditional choice, although a bright ribbon above a plain silver medal also works.

The koala itself is relaxed and open. Two enormous ears spread from the top of the head with fur ticks all around their rims, the muzzle is tall and blank, the eyes curve into a contented half closed shape and the smile is small. Two hind feet show at the base with dark pad marks on them. Twenty three closed shapes make up the drawing in total.