Sloth Holding a Lollipop Coloring Page

One round candy carries the whole page. A spiral starts at a tight knot in the middle and winds outward turn after turn until it reaches the rim, cutting the disc into a run of curved bands that get wider as they go. Alternating two shades around that run is the obvious treatment and it looks good every time, and so does working through the whole spiral in one color and leaving the rim bright.

The candy rides on a plain straight stick drawn as two parallel lines, and the stick carries on a long way down past the raised arm toward the back foot. A paw grips it near the top with the fingers drawn in clearly, which is a rare bit of structure on an animal whose limbs are usually rounded off.

The sloth itself is covered in short fur ticks that follow the curve of the belly and the arms. Its eyes are closed into two long curved lines, a solid nose sits between them, and the smile is wide and open. The other arm rests low across the stomach. Both back feet show a soft sole with a row of toes along the inner edge, and no line of any kind has been drawn on the paper behind it.