Donut Hole – Original Miniature Oil Painting

My inner child has something she wants to say.

“It’s okay if you want to eat a donut for dinner sometimes.”

This message was brought to you by my inner child, and should not be construed as advice. But if you do eat a donut for dinner, own it. Accept it. Don’t shame yourself... and maybe follow it up with some protein and lots of water, just so you don’t screw up your blood sugar. You’re not a kid anymore. Diabetes is real.

I’ve been painting donuts lately, so I went to the donut shop to buy myself some models. I’d never seen a cronut before, so I got one of those. I also bought 3 other donuts, and a chocolate croissant. When I got home, I found that they’d filled my bag with a bunch of donut holes in addition to the aforementioned donuts.

I ended up eating all the donut holes, because they were small. And I don’t think they actually count as donuts.

Because they’re technically holes. (Legal Loophole - no mens rea)

I also ate one donut.

I got a headache, so I ate some protein and drank a bunch of water.

Immediate course correction - A win for Adulting!

The lone donut hole. Painted in oils on ACEO card. Small, round, and completely innocent of any wrongdoing.

Original miniature painting · Oil and mixed media on acid-free cardstock · 3.5" x 2.5"

Available in 2" gold or silver frame. All framed works include a 10" x 8" acid-free archival quality matting in Gallery White, acid-free backing board, UV protecting crystal clear plexiglass, and a sawtooth hanger, and certificate of authenticity. The finished size is 14" x 12".