Nose-Down Wolf Prowling Past a Hide Shelter

A large wolf walks toward the right with its head lowered and its nose close to the ground. Its fur is drawn in layered, jagged strokes, with a shaggy ridge of hair along the neck and a thick tail trailing behind. One front leg is bent and tucked up under the chest. Tufts of grass and small stones are scattered around its feet. In the background, a dome-shaped shelter made of curved poles and what looks like hide or bark covering sits on the plain, and a line of mountains stretches across the top of the page. This printable page works well for practicing fur texture. Try grays, browns, and creamy tans in short strokes that follow the line work, then pick a different color family for the shelter so it stands out from the wolf.