Player Holding Up a Trophy Coloring Page

A young player stands facing you with both arms straight up, holding a trophy over his head and grinning. The trophy is the point of the page and it is drawn as one continuous object: a deep cup, two scrolled handles, a short stem and a wide flat base, all joined and all left empty inside, which is what makes a metallic treatment work. Gold on the cup with a paler tone on the base is the obvious choice, and there is no seam anywhere to work around. He wears a sleeveless jersey with trim at the neck and armholes, loose shorts with a hem band, and long socks. One sneaker is drawn in full, laces and chunky sole included. His other foot disappears behind a basketball resting on the ground beside him, so the ball doubles as the thing propping up that side of the drawing. That ball carries the usual curved seam lines and nothing else. There is no floor, no net and no background, only the figure on white paper. The face is simple, a wide smile and two dot eyes, and the arms are long clean shapes that a young child can fill without fighting the line.