Sleeping Fawn Curled Up in a Meadow Coloring Page

The fawn has folded itself into an almost perfect circle, nose tucked toward its flank, legs gathered underneath, eyes closed. That shape is what makes the sheet so restful to look at and so pleasant to color. Its back and hindquarters are covered in large open rings arranged in loose rows, each one wide enough to fill individually without a fine tip, which is unusual since most spotted sheets use dots too small to work inside. Take advantage of it and give the rings a lighter tone than the coat around them. The ears stand up and out, long and pointed, and the face is drawn with soft closed lids and a rounded dark nose. Around the sleeping animal the meadow rises on all sides: slim grass blades, small five petal flowers on thin stems, and a few buds still closed. The flowers are scattered rather than crowded, so there is room to alternate two or three colors through them. Nothing on this page is difficult and the result looks far more accomplished than the effort involved.