Lynx Face With Tufted Ears and Leafy Fur

A lynx face looks straight out at you, with narrow eyes, a dark nose and a pale muzzle marked by thin whisker stripes. Long tufts of fur rise from the tips of both pointed ears. The fur is drawn as hundreds of tiny leaf and flame shapes that flow down the forehead and nose. Small scale-like patterns sit inside the ears and above the nose, and fluffy leaf-shaped ruffs frame both cheeks. Black areas around the eyes, nose and ear tips give the page strong contrast. It is a good fit for older kids, teens and adults who like fine detail. Try fine-tip markers or colored pencils, using one warm color family for the fur and a contrasting shade for the eyes. Free to print, and it works well as a quiet focus activity.