Fawn Nibbling Leaves From a Low Branch Coloring Page

A fawn reaches up on tiptoe toward a branch dipping into the page from the top right, and the whole composition follows that upward line. The branch carries dozens of small pointed leaves in pairs along thin twigs, drawn with a single vein down the middle of each one, and it fills the entire upper right while the rest of the sheet stays open. Those leaves are quick to color and look best with two or three greens mixed through them rather than one flat shade. The fawn stands below with its head tipped back and its nose almost touching the lowest leaf. Its coat carries a patch of open ring spots over the shoulder and hip, and its legs are long and thin in the way real fawns are. One large eye with heavy lashes gives it plenty of character. Short grass runs along the bottom edge. The empty left side of the page is where a child can add more trees, and the simple outlines throughout mean younger hands will manage this without help.