Donut With Drizzle Stripes Coloring Page

Drizzle is the point of this page. A large ring donut sits on a small square tray, and a set of wide wavy lines runs right across the glaze from one side to the other. Each stripe is drawn as a long open outline about as wide as a finger, not as a solid stroke, so every single one is a separate channel to fill in. Count them and there are roughly a dozen, curling and doubling back over the surface the way real icing does when it is poured from a spoon. The glaze edge around the outside is scalloped, and the hole in the middle is one big clean circle. The tray underneath is a plain square with a raised lip, drawn with two simple lines. The outlines throughout are thick and confident, which makes this a good page for crayons as well as pencils. The obvious approach is one color for the donut and a second for the drizzle. The better one is to treat each stripe separately and run a gradient across them, light on the left and dark on the right. The stripes are wide enough to hold two shades side by side without turning muddy.