Square on its four legs, this pony is drawn the way a small child draws: a round body, a round muzzle, a mane in three curls and a tail that flicks up at the end, standing on an oval of grass with one flower by a hoof. Nothing overlaps, so a crayon that slips has nowhere bad to go. The flower is the only place that wants a second colour, and it is worth saving for last because it draws the eye once everything else is brown. Ten minutes. For the same animal drawn as it really is, see Realistic Horse.
Coloring ideas for this page
- Chestnut body with a near-black mane and tail.
- Green grass and a pink flower, two pencils for the ground.
Coloring inspiration
This pony has a name. What is it, and who does it belong to?
A round cartoon horse standing on a patch of grass with a flower beside it.
