Horse Head Cropped Close, Packed with Spiral Doodles

A horse's head and arched neck fill the lower part of this page, cropped so the ears point up toward the blank space above. The horse is drawn in a zentangle style, with every section packed with its own pattern. Curly spirals sit on the cheek and jaw, bold curved stripes follow the line of the neck, and circles with dots in the centers run along the face near the nose. Below the head, the body is split into panels of leaf shapes, bubbles, striped lines, triangles, and zigzags. The small eye is a simple almond shape, and the ear has a row of tiny dots along its edge. Try picking one color family for each pattern section, like warm tones for the spirals and cool tones for the triangles. It also works well as a calm focus activity for older kids who like detailed designs, and it's free to print.