Pizza Divided Into Patterned Slices Coloring Page

A whole round pizza fills the middle of the page, cut into wedges by straight lines running from the center out to the crust, and no two wedges carry the same set of shapes. One holds large plain circles, one holds rings drawn inside rings, one holds teardrops, one holds long pointed leaf shapes, and one carries a wide spiral. A plain band of crust runs around the outside and gives the eye somewhere to rest. This page works best if you take each wedge as a project on its own. Finish one completely before you start the next, and change your color between neighbors so the divisions stay readable. Use the same family of colors in every wedge and the pizza collapses into one busy disc instead of a set of panels. Warm tones in alternating wedges with cool tones in the ones between them is the easiest scheme that works. Everything is drawn as an open outline and sized to color inside, so pencils, gel pens and fine markers all behave. There is no correct order and no wrong palette, which is the point of a page like this. Adults and confident older children both get an hour or more out of it.