Front-Facing Leopard Head With Tribal Pattern Details

A leopard's face looks straight out from the page, drawn with a thick black outline and plenty of spots in all shapes and sizes. Bold blotches cover the forehead and cheeks, while smaller dots run in rows along the whiskers. The rounded ears are filled with tiny spirals and zigzag bands. Around the eyes you'll find a honeycomb-like mesh of little cells, and the nose has curly swirls with a woven triangle pattern across the bottom. Thin lines fan out along both sides of the nose, and the lower jaw shows a row of small teeth. Because the spots are already solid black, kids can focus on coloring the white spaces between them. Try warm golds and oranges for the fur, then pick out the ear spirals and nose swirls in contrasting colors. Fine-tip markers or colored pencils work well for the small mesh areas. This printable is a good fit for older kids who enjoy detailed patterns.