Two Unicorns Crossing Horns in an X

Two unicorns stand close together with their noses nearly touching and their long spiral-free horns crossing in an X above their heads. The unicorn on the left has a flowing, wispy mane and a front leg lifted as it leans toward its partner. The unicorn on the right is sitting low on its haunches, with a mane split into four long braids hanging down its neck. Its tail curls around into a big loop with a small band wrapped near the base. Both have little tufts of hair at the chin and above the hooves. Try coloring the braids in alternating shades so each plait stands out, then use a soft pastel for the loose mane on the left to show the difference in texture. The large open areas on the bodies are easy for younger kids, while the braids give older kids some detail work. Print as many copies as you need for a group.