Unicorn Rearing Up with Wind-Swept Mane and Tail

A single unicorn rears up on its hind legs, shown from the side with its head turned toward the right. A long spiral horn rises from its forehead, and its mane sweeps back in many wavy strands, as if the wind is blowing through it. The front legs are tucked up with hooves bent, while the back hooves stay on the ground. A full tail with curling tips trails out behind. Some small tufts of hair show near the lower legs. The body has smooth, clean outlines, with a few lines marking the shoulder and chest muscles. The large open areas on the body are easy for little hands to fill in. Try coloring the mane and tail in several shades that blend from one to the next, then leave the horn a different color so it stands out. This free printable also works well for talking about how real horses move and stand.