Donut on a Plate Coloring Page

A single ring donut lies flat on a round plate, seen from almost directly overhead. The plate is noticeably wider than the donut and is drawn as two concentric circles, which leaves a clean ring of paper all the way around the food. That border is the useful part of this page. It gives a young child a wide safe zone to overshoot into, and it gives an older one somewhere to add a pattern of their own. The donut itself carries a thick glaze with a wavy edge and about fourteen sprinkles scattered across it, each drawn as a small open oval. The hole in the middle is clean and empty. Line weight is moderate throughout, heavier on the donut than on the plate, so the food reads as the subject and the plate reads as the setting. Two colors finish this sheet in a couple of minutes, which makes it a good choice for a restaurant table or a waiting room. It also prints well at half size if you want to make a set of small cards. Use colored pencil rather than marker on the plate, because the large flat ring shows streaks.