Buck Swinging His Head Around, Antlers Raised High

A single buck stands with its body turned away to the left while its head swings around to look straight out at you. Its two antlers rise high above the head, each with several pointed tines branching upward. The face has two big dark eyes, a rounded nose, and a small patch under the chin. You can also see the large ears, the thick neck, the short tail at the rear, and four slim legs ending in small hooves. The lines are clean and the shapes are large, so younger kids can color without much trouble. Try browns and tans for the body, then a lighter shade for the belly and chin patch. It also works well for a short talk about how male deer grow antlers, and you can print it free as many times as you need.