Geometric Deer Head With Flowers and Diamond Frame

A deer head drawn in angular, faceted shapes sits in front of a double-lined diamond. The antlers branch out above, and the left side is covered with a thick cluster of flowers that climbs up the antler. You can spot open blooms with round centers, daisy-like flowers with many thin petals, buds, and plenty of pointed leaves on slim stems. A small butterfly sits near the top of the flowered antler. The right antler and the lower face stay clean and geometric, with straight lines dividing the snout and neck into flat sections. Try soft pinks, purples, and yellows for the flowers and leave the angular side in cool grays or browns, so the contrast between the two halves stands out. It also works well for talking about symmetry and shapes with older kids. The printable page has lots of small spaces, so fine-tip pencils or markers are a good fit.