Scalloped-Mane Prancer in Zentangle Style

A horse walks across the page in profile, facing left with one front leg and one back leg lifted mid-step. Its mane is drawn as a row of round scalloped loops along the neck, and the tail ends in a small curled tip. The body is split into many sections, each filled with a different pattern: swirls and spirals on the neck and hindquarters, rows of circles inside wavy stripes on the shoulder, a flower-like shape with a round center on the rump, and zigzag and triangle lines on the legs. The hooves have simple lined shapes. Because every section is small and separate, this one suits older kids, teens, or adults who like detailed work. Try picking three or four colors and giving each pattern type its own color, so the circles, swirls, and zigzags stand out. The page is free to print and works well for a quiet afternoon.