Buck Deer Peering Over His Shoulder

A single buck stands in side view with its body facing left and its head turned back toward the right, looking over its shoulder. Two branching antlers rise from the top of its head, each with several pointed tines. The deer has one visible eye, a small nose, an upright ear, and a short tail at the back. Thin lines on the neck and shoulder show a few simple fur and muscle details, and the lower legs have small marks near the joints above the hooves. The background is plain white, so the animal is the whole focus. Try browns and tans for the body, a lighter shade on the neck, and darker tones on the antlers and legs. It is also a handy printable for talking about how male deer grow antlers, and kids can count the tines on each side as they color.