Deer Silhouette with Moon

There are two deer here, not one. The big one is the entire upper half of the page — a giant teal-and-black silhouette with antlers spreading off the top edge, head turned in profile. Inside that silhouette, a forest scene plays out: pine trees, a full moon, scattered diamond stars, and a smaller deer standing on a hill in the middle distance.

It's a double-exposure design — the kind of nested-image trick more common in tattoo flash than in coloring books. The palette is deliberately tight: black, deep teal, bright cyan, white, and a single soft mint glow at the lower right hinting at northern lights.

Heavy on flat, large color blocks rather than fine line detail. Best for colorists who like graphic shapes, hard edges, and a finished page that reads as illustration rather than rendering.