Horse Kicking Out Behind in Zentangle Leap

A horse leaps to the left with its front leg raised high and bent, while the back legs kick out behind it. Its long wavy mane and flowing tail are drawn with curved lines that swirl and sweep. The body is filled with small patterns instead of plain areas. There are rows of dots on the neck and belly, wavy lines and stripes across the saddle-like section, and triangles, circles, and spirals on the legs. The face has a bridle with straps across the nose and cheek, plus dots on the muzzle. Because the sections are so small, fine-tip markers or sharp colored pencils work well. Try a different color family for each pattern, such as warm shades on the dotted neck and cool shades on the striped saddle. It also makes a nice calm activity for older kids and teens who like detailed designs. You can print it for free and take your time with it.