Unicorn Rearing Left With Hooves Tucked Close

A unicorn rears up on its hind legs in side view, facing left with its front hooves tucked up in front of its chest. A long spiral horn rises from its forehead, and a small pointed ear sits just behind it. The mane falls in wavy, wispy strands down the back of the neck, and the full tail sweeps out behind with ragged tips at the bottom. Body lines are clean and open, with a few short curved marks for muscle on the chest and belly, so the large areas are easy for small hands to fill in. Try coloring the horn in bands that follow each twist of the spiral, then pick two or three shades for the mane and tail so the flowing strands stand out. This free page works well for a quiet afternoon or a fantasy-themed lesson.