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How to Draw a Chocolate Coin
Draw a chocolate coin in 12 easy steps, about 9 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.
Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: the coin.
Step 1: The coin
Left of the middle of your paper draw a big round coin standing on its edge.
Step 2: The rim
Inside the coin draw a second circle a finger in from the edge, all the way round.
Step 3: A star
In the middle of the coin draw a 5-point star: 5 straight lines, back to where you started.
Step 4: Rim notches
Round the rim draw short lines from the inner circle out to the edge, like minutes on a clock.
Step 5: A shine
On the upper left of the coin, inside the rim, draw a thin slanted sliver for a shine.
Step 6: Bitten coin
To the right draw a smaller coin. Start, go round, stop short. Join the ends with a bite.
Step 7: Torn foil
From the top of the bitten coin, draw a bumpy curve round to the bottom for torn foil.
Step 8: Coin lying flat
On the left draw a flat oval coin lying down. From each end draw a short line down, joined underneath.
Step 9: Ground and shadow
Draw a ground line under everything, touching the coins. Add a small half-oval shadow under the big coin.
Step 10: Gold coins
Colour the middle of the big coin, the flat coin and the foil yellow. Leave the star and shine white.
Step 11: Orange rim and star
Colour the rim band and the star orange.
Step 12: Brown chocolate
Colour the chocolate brown, around the foil, and the shadow grey. Your chocolate coins are done!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a chocolate coin, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
