Spotted Young Deer Standing Side View With Antlers

A slender deer stands in profile facing left, with its head held up and its ears pointed back. Two branching antlers rise from the top of its head, and the eye is drawn large with a dark center. The body is covered in oval spots of different sizes, with a few on the neck and shoulder and more across the back and hip. The legs are long and thin, with small hooves at the bottom, and a short tail curls up at the rear. The background is plain white, so there is nothing to color except the deer. Try browns and tans for the coat and leave the spots lighter, or use this printable page to talk about how spots help deer hide in the woods. The big open shapes are easy for younger kids to fill in.