Two zebras stand facing opposite directions, with each muzzle resting near the other zebra’s back.

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Two Zebras Grooming Each Other

Two zebras stand facing opposite directions, with each muzzle resting near the other zebra’s back.

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Keep each zebra’s stripes separate

At the crossed necks, stop each band at its own body outline so the two patterns stay clear.

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Digital example: Two charcoal-and-white zebras with gray muzzles resting their heads across each other’s backs.

1. Charcoal — stripes, mane, tail tuft and hooves
2. Light gray — muzzle

Fill alternating outlined stripes with charcoal, keeping white bands between them; darken the mane, tail tuft and hooves too.
Shade the muzzle light gray without covering the nostrils; leave the rest of the scene white.

Dark stripes stay separated by white bands and the muzzle is lighter than the hooves.

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