Clean-Line Wolf Facing Left With Spiky Ruff

A single wolf stands in side view and faces left, with its head turned slightly and its eyes looking off to the side. The drawing is clean line art on a plain white background. The wolf has pointed ears, a tuft of spiky fur on top of its head, and a thick, shaggy ruff of fur around the neck and chest. More fur sticks out along the shoulders and back. The body is long with four slender legs, small paws with visible claws, and a full tail hanging down behind. Large open areas on the body make this easy for younger kids to color. Try a gray and white palette, then use the fur strokes as a guide to layer light and dark pencil lines. This page also works well for a short lesson on how wolves use their thick coats. It's free to print, so you can make a few copies and try different color schemes.