Spotted Fawn Standing with Head Turned Toward You

A young fawn stands in profile with its body angled to the right, while its head turns back to look straight out of the page. It has big rounded ears, one pointing up and one angled out to the left, a dark eye, and a small nose. Scattered spots of different sizes cover its back and side, with a longer row of tiny dashes running along the spine. The legs are long and thin, and the small hooves are clearly outlined. A short tail sits at the rear. There is no background, so the fawn is easy to color. Try browns and tans for the coat and leave the spots cream or white so they stand out. This free printable also works well for a quick lesson on why baby deer have spots, and how the pattern helps them hide in the woods.