Spotted Fawn Turning Back Over Its Shoulder

A young spotted fawn stands on long, thin legs with its body angled away while its head turns back toward the viewer. The ears are big and open, and you can see the inner ear lines clearly. White spots are scattered across the back and hip, drawn as small oval shapes that are easy to color in. Short hatch marks on the neck, chest, and legs suggest fur, and the tail end has a rough, fuzzy edge. The hooves are simple and slightly turned, with the front legs crossing near the bottom. Try coloring the coat in warm browns and leaving the spots white or pale cream, then talk about why fawns have spots and how they help young deer hide in the woods. The printable page has thick outlines, so it works well for crayons and markers.