Zentangle Wolf Head Built From Patterned Shapes

A wolf's head faces forward, built entirely from angular sections filled with different patterns. Two tall pointed ears rise at the top, and a ring of small triangle spikes frames the face like a mane. Each section has its own design: stripes, dots, dashes, small crosses, zigzags, triangles, a checkerboard patch near the left eye, and a row of tiny stars on the snout. The eyes are small and striped, and the nose is a solid black oval at the bottom. Long lines fan out across the chin and cheeks. This one suits older kids, teens, and adults who like detailed work. Try a different color family for each section, such as cool blues and grays on the ears and warm browns across the cheeks, so the patterns stand out. Fine-tip markers or sharp colored pencils will fit the small spaces best, and the free page prints cleanly on regular paper.