Fawn in Three-Quarter View With Fluffy Neck Tufts

A young fawn stands in a three-quarter view with its head turned toward us. It has two large pointed ears, small dark eyes, a tiny triangle nose, and a little curved smile. The neck and chest show jagged tufts of fur, and a short tail with a fluffy tip sticks out at the back. Its four long, thin legs end in small hooves, and the animal stands alone on a plain white background with no scenery around it. The big open shapes on the body and ears are easy for small hands to fill in. Try coloring the fawn in soft browns and tans, then leave the inner ears pale pink. This free printable also works well for a quick lesson on baby animals, since you can talk about how fawns grow up and why their legs look so long and slim.