Male Deer Walking Left with Upright Antler Tines

A male deer walks toward the left with his head turned in the same direction. He has two large antlers, each with several upright tines, and big rounded ears. His eye and nostril are drawn in, and a few curved lines on the neck, shoulder, and side show where the muscles and folds of his body sit. His front leg is lifted and crossed in front of the other as he steps, while the back legs stay planted. The background is plain white, so there is plenty of room to add your own grass or trees. Try coloring him in warm browns, with lighter tan on the belly and neck, then use two shades on the antlers so the tines stand out. This free page also works well for a quick nature lesson on how bucks grow antlers.