Two Owls Sharing a Branch, Adult Coloring Zentangle

Two owls sit side by side on a single branch, and every inch of them is filled with hand-drawn pattern. The larger owl on the left has big round eyes with spiral-ringed rims, a triangle-patterned brow, and a body covered in rows of tiny scalloped shapes. Its wings are made of long feathers striped with fine lines. The smaller owl on the right leans in beside it with its eyes closed in two happy curves. Its body has spirals, concentric circles, and zigzag feathers, and a leaf sticks out at the right end of the branch. The designs work well for fine-tip markers or gel pens. Try giving each owl its own color family, then use a single accent shade for the spirals and circles so the patterns stand out. This printable page suits older kids, teens, and adults who like slow, detailed coloring.