Category: How to draw step by step

How to draw a graduation cap step by step
How to draw a graduation cap with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
In the first step of our graduation hat tutorial, you’ll find it much easier if you have a ruler on hand. Once you have your ruler ready, you can use it to draw a slanted square.
It will be at a slight angle to show that it is slightly tilted. Then draw a line close to the circumference on the bottom two lines, leaving a small space in the right corner.
Then draw a circle in the center of the square for the button on top of it.
Step 2
Next, draw the underside of the graduation cap
You have the flat top of the hat, so now you can draw the bottom side, which will be the part that obscures your head.
Use some straight lines down from the bottom of the flat top for the side of this section, then use a curved line underneath to join the two vertical lines.
That’s all you have to do for this step, and once you’ve added this, you’re ready to move on to step 3!
Step 3
Start drawing the fringes of the hat
Graduation caps will generally have a tassel dangling from the top of the hat. In step 3 of this graduation cap tutorial, we’ll start with this aspect.
First, we will draw the rope to which the tassel will be attached. To draw this rope, draw a curved line from the knot on the top of the hat pulled to the side so that it hangs off the edge.
Then draw another line running close to it to end the sequence.
After completing that sequence, we will draw a circle at the end of the sequence, as this is what the tassel will attach to later.
Step 4
Now draw the rest of the tassels for the hat
Now that you have the strings for your tassels, we can start painting your own tassels for this graduation cap step.
The tassel will attach to the circle you drew at the end of the rope dangling from its side. To get started, draw three thin shapes over the circle to start the tassel.
Then we can outline the flower part of the tassel. You can draw this with two curved lines that connect with a jagged flat line at the end.
Be sure to carefully refer to the reference image as you draw so you can see what we mean!
Once this tour is complete, we just have a few details to add in the next step and then you’re done!
Step 5
Complete the final details of your graduation cap drawing
This step of our graduation cap tutorial will include adding the final details to get you ready for the final step.
Once we’ve added these details, we’ll also look at a few of your own that you can add!
First, let’s start by completing the tassel. We’re going to add some sugar detail to the tassel to make it look like it’s made up of many individual strands.
That should end our insights, but you should make sure to add any of your own that you might like!
These might include drawing someone wearing a graduation cap. It could even be a self-portrait! Sometimes people will draw pictures or messages on the grout board, so maybe you can do that to personalize the hat.
These are just a few ideas you can try, but what else could you think of to complete this graduation hat drawing?
Step 6
Finish your graduation cap drawing with some color
Now that you’ve completed your graduation cap drawing, here’s the part where you can finish it off with some awesome colors!
June 13, 2022
How to draw a Cat pencil step by step | Cat drawing easy
How to draw a Cat pencil with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
For your first step in this guide on how to draw a cat, you’ll want to draw a circle in pencil. It can help to use a drawing compass to draw a perfect circle if you’re struggling to do one freehand.
This circle will serve as a guide for you as you start to draw in the outline of the head.
Once you have the circle, carefully draw in the lines that start to make up the head of your cat drawing, using the reference image as a guide.
If you’re having a hard time drawing in the outline, you could use a pencil to do this part as well and then use a pen to go over it when you’re happy.
Step 2
Rub out the pencil circle
Now that you’ve drawn in the beginning of your cat drawing’s head, you can erase the pencil circle that you drew as a guide.
If you went over it in pen, make sure that the pen ink is dry before you erase the pencil!
Step 3
Next, draw in the ears
We have the beginning of the head of your cat drawing done, so now we will add in the ears.
For the right side ear, draw in a slightly curved triangle without a bottom connecting at the space you left in the head outline. Draw in another triangle for the inner ear.
Next, draw in the curved ear shape for the left ear as it appears in the reference picture and then draw in the inner ear.
Step 4
Now draw in the first leg
The head outline is now complete for your cat drawing, and next we will be drawing in the chest and first leg of the cat.
Carefully draw in a curved line as it appears in the reference image to form the chest. Draw in a straighter line for the leg and give it a curved line for the foot.
Finally, you’ll need to draw another line coming up from the foot to form the other side of the leg. This part can be tricky so make sure to consult the reference picture closely!
Step 5
Next you will be adding Another leg
For the next step in this guide on how to draw a cat, you will need to add a zigzag type line above the left leg that you’ve already drawn in.
You will then draw in the right leg, which will look almost identical to the left leg except for the fact that it extends higher on the right side.
Step 6
Add in the back and two remaining legs
You’re very close to finishing your cat drawing now, so for this next step you should draw in a curved line down from the neck.
This is another step where you should closely follow the reference image as a guide.
Once you have the back drawn in, you can add in the two back feet as seen in the picture. Don’t forget to add the toe divides!
Step 7
Now draw in the tail and final leg detail
For this next step, you can draw in the tail which will take on a curvy sausage shape.
Once you have the tail drawn in, the only remaining thing is to draw in a curved line from the back foot to make the cat’s leg. With this step, your cat drawing is almost done!
Step 8
Add the face and final details
You’ve almost finished your journey of learning how to draw a cat, but your cat drawing needs a face!
You can start by drawing in a nose with a smiley cat mouth extending beneath it as you can see in the reference picture.
You can then draw in a jagged line above the nose to suggest a snout. Then, you can draw in six lines to form the cat’s whiskers.
Finally, we’ll be adding in the eyes. The eyes in the reference picture are made up of a series of circles within one another with some eyelashes.
You can draw it in this style, or if it’s proving difficult you could use two circles with a dot in each for a simpler yet equally cute look!
Step 9
Finish it off with some color
The last step is one of the most fun in the process of learning how to draw a cat, and that is to add in some color!
June 13, 2022
How to draw a cute bird step by step | Easy bird drawing
How to paint a cute bird with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
For the first step in the tutorial on how to draw a bird, the first thing you will need is a light pencil to draw a medium sized circle.
We are using a pencil for this step as it will be a guide for us to keep the shape and perspective nice.
If you have a hard time drawing a perfect circle freely, there are tools like a drawing compass that can help you draw a perfect circle really easily.
Once you have your guide circle, use a darker ink or pencil to draw a small, triangular beak on the left hand side. Then, using your guide circle, carefully draw on the top of the head as you can see in the reference image.
Step 2
Draw at the beginning of the body
In this next step we will draw the head of the bird’s body. For the bird’s chest, you can use three slightly curved lines extending down from the bottom of the beak to form the chest.
You can see what this would look like for your own bird drawing by referencing this helpful reference image.
Once you’ve drawn the ribcage, you can draw the bird’s back with another curved line.
Step 3
Next, draw the tail of the bird
For step 3 we will draw a nice tail for your bird drawing! The tail will be made up of a combination of straight and curved lines that join together.
For this step, I highly recommend looking closely at the image to see what all the lines look like and connect to each other.
Step 4
Now draw the legs and beak
Your bird drawing is really starting to come together at this point, so now you’re going to add some little legs and the rest of the beak!
Let’s start with the beak first. To finish it off, just draw a line down the middle of it, and then close it with a curved line.
Now, we will work on adding the legs. You can draw two lines close together to form one of the slim legs, and then repeat this for the other leg.
Finally, you can draw some curved toes and the back of the foot with some smaller lines.
Step 5
Next you will add the eyes and body details
In step 5 of the how to draw a bird tutorial, we will add in the eyes and some feather details. For the eyes, you can use a few small circles within the other as they appear in the image.
If that doesn’t work for you, you can also use a solid black dot or a circle with a small dot inside.
Now you can draw some feather detail using a combination of many wavy lines and smaller straight lines.
Here’s another step where I’ll take a very close look at the reference image for guidance on your first try.
As long as you follow the instructions and take it slow, I know you will perfectly manage your bird drawing stage!
Step 6
More wing and tail detail
You are almost done with your bird drawing at this point! For step number 6, we will add some fine lines to the wings and tail.
For this step, you don’t really need to track the exact reference image and can add these lines in a way that works for you. These lines are intended to give a smooth look to these parts of the bird.
Step 7
Now let’s draw the final details
You start this tutorial with one task: learn how to draw a bird. You are about to complete that mission with the next steps!
For this step you will be adding more lines to the chest and tail as you can see in the image. Finally, you can draw lots of small lines into the bird’s legs for a striking look.
Step 8
Finished with some color
With all drawings done, you’re almost done! However, there is only one final step and that is adding some nice color!
June 12, 2022
How to paint an orange step by step | Easy drawing for kids and beginners
How to paint an orange with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
First you start from a circle and you slowly draw the inner line with the orange you want to be as big or small as you like, this circle has shaped your drawing and next is to draw the stem and leaves. leaves you can draw two to three leaves on the stem sheath
and finally you color the bran. You can color red, yellow, orange, or blue, however you like.
June 12, 2022
How to draw a dragonfly step by step | Easy insect drawing
How to draw a dragonfly with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawings for kids and beginners.

Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
Start by drawing a small circle. This will form the dragonfly’s head. Below the circle, draw a small oval. This forms the thorax, or midsection, of the insect.
Step 2
Below the oval, draw a larger, elongated oval with a slightly pointed tip. This forms the belly or tail of the dragonfly.
Step 3
Draw wings. Extend a long and curved line from the top of the chest. Curve this line back until it meets the base of the thorax, completely enclosing the wing.
Step 4
Repeat this process on the opposite side to form the second wing. Again, using a long, curved line, join at both ends to the chest.
Step 5
Draw the lower wing. Again, you’ll extend a long, curved line from the chest, allowing it to fold in half to envelop the shape.
Step 6
Draw the last part of the dragonfly’s four wings. Extend a long, curved line from the chest and let it double in half to enclose the shape.
Step 7
Draw dragonfly eyes. To do so, draw two half circles in front of the head, using a short, curved line for each circle. Then draw the dragonfly’s front legs. For each front leg, extend a curved line from the junction of the head and chest. Notice the bend in the middle, forming a joint in the leg. Then, stretch a second curve roughly parallel to the first, allowing the lines to meet at the endpoints. Repeat on the double side.
Step 8
Add details to your dragonfly. Draw the veins on the wings using curved lines. For the upper wings, draw a long and curved line down the length of the wing. Then extend a few shorter curved lines from this line to the edge of the wing. For the lower wings, draw two curved lines down the length of each wing. Finally, texture the ribcage using short and curved lines.
Step 9
Indicates the division of the abdominal vertebrae by short, curved lines.
June 11, 2022
How to draw a cute fish step by step | Draw fish easily
How to paint a cute with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1:
The first fish is at the bottom of the page in an up-right position. To draw the body, create an almond-like structure with two arches starting at the same point. Don’t join the lines and leave a small loophole. You can find similarities of body shape with that of a goldfish.
Now add the Betta’s fins on the sides of the body. At the top, draw a long fin. Then create two small fins on the fish’s belly at the bottom. The first fin will pass through the body, while the second, relatively smaller, will be at the edge of the body.
To make the fishtail, connect the ends of the arch by extending them with curved lines. Connect the two with a half circle opened on the outside. Add details to the tail by creating two curved strokes.
Fish is ready. Just add some bubbles in front of the fish face.
Other details
Now to show the water around the fish you need to fill the remaining space with details like the water waves. Therefore, let’s draw more bubbles along with wavy lines. It will also give the impression that the fish is moving in the water. Now you can move on to coloring the cute fish picture.
Step 2:
Paint the background with blue acrylic paint
Simple, cute and whimsical underwater fish painting for kids and beginners Step 2: Paint the background with blue acrylic paint
Start drawing by coloring the foreground using the wash technique. We will use a blue color to cover the space. Use a moderately rounded paintbrush and be careful not to color in any other design except the background. Let the color dry for some time.
Once dry, use a light blue color to draw waves and bubbles on the background. Since you need soft curves here, use a smooth brush to create waves.
Step 3:
Start making a colorful fish painting with orange paint
Simple, cute and whimsical underwater fish painting for kids and beginners Step 3: Start making a colorful fish painting with orange paint
Move on to drawing the first fish. We will use color combinations of different bright colors here to create a picture of tropical fish. For the head and fins, use radiant orange. You can also color the tail with orange, but cover only the middle.
Step 4:
Continue your painting of a fish by adding purple acrylic paint
Simple, cute and whimsical underwater fish painting for kids and beginners
June 10, 2022
How to draw headphones step by step | Easy drawings for kids and beginners
How to draw headphones with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and everyone.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
Headphones include two speakers (headphones) for each ear. In the first stage, we will make one of these speakers in an oval shape.
Step 2
Now with the help of another oval, let’s create a second earpiece. These two headphones or speakers should be at an angle to each other.
Step 3
Using some curves, depict a headband connecting these two headphones. This section can be simple, as in our example, or composite, and include additional details.
Step 4
Continuing the lines of the headband, let’s depict the lines on the outside of the earphones closer to us. On the second headset, depict an earpad, as the Easydrawingart.com artists did in the example below.
Step 5
Now arm yourself with an eraser and erase all the rules so that the earphone drawing is clean and beautiful. Use a dark pencil or ink to darken the lines of the headset artwork.
Step 6
Let’s paint the headphones. Please color it blue, and you are free to use any other color. For this purpose, both paint and colored pencils or felt-tip pencils are ideal options. If you are drawing on a graphics tablet, simply switch to the appropriate brush.
June 10, 2022
How to draw M4A1 Gun step by step ( Free Fire and pugb )| Easy gun drawing
How to draw M4A1 Gun in Free Fire and pugb with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
To draw a smooth and symmetrical rifle, we first need to outline the main lines with the help of simple geometric shapes. Try to repeat all the forms, as you can see.
Step 2
We continue to use simple lines and equally simple geometric shapes. Here we need to briefly outline some of the main parts of the rifle such as the scope, handle and trigger.
Step 3
We will use clear and dark lines to draw the details of the rifle. Carefully pull out the barrel, high sight and shield. In the same step, we delete unnecessary guides in the already drawn area.
Step 4
Continuing the lines from the previous step, we will draw the details of the middle part of the rifle. In this step we need to pull out the body of the rifle, the handle and the trigger.
Step 5
Finally in it we will draw the cartridge, the handle and the stock. And at the end of the tutorial, we remove all the remaining add-on lines from our weapons.
June 10, 2022
How to draw a Red Panda step by step | Animals easy to draw
How to draw a Red Panda with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
STEP 1
Mark the width and height of the image. Draw two ovals for the head and body of the red panda. Draw a line, which will act as the center of its head.
STEP 2
Draw shapes for the panda’s body and neck. Add a smooth guide to its tail.
STEP 3
Use the guides to locate the legs, eyes, ears, and mouth.
STEP 4
Outline the shape of the legs, feet, and muzzle.
STEP 5
Draw the shape of the red panda’s toes, nose, ears and eyes.
STEP 6
Work on the entire figure, paying special attention to details. Add claws.
STEP 7
Outline the red panda, try to change the thickness and darkness of the line. Add details and add premises. Delete all rules.
June 9, 2022
How to draw a cute Watermelon step by step
How to draw a cute Watermelon with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Drawings for kids and beginners.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
Draw the outline of the watermelon.
To do this, determine the position and size of the watermelon and draw an even circle.
Step 2
Draw stripes.
Describe some freeform wavy lines like in my example.
Step 3
More details.
Draw a small ponytail. This is where the watermelon is attached to the stem. Please put a balanced smiley face on the melon result. Add a symmetrical saluting arm in the middle of the results.
Step 4
Color the picture.
You need two shades of green. Color the watermelon, alternating colors.
June 9, 2022
How to Draw An Eyebrow with Pencil Step by Step
How to Draw An Eyebrow by Pencil with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and All.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

: Silvie Mahdal
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
To start our guide on how to draw an eyebrow, we are going to draw a guide shape to help us draw the eyebrow correctly later.
To start, you need to use a lighter pencil to draw the shape you see in the reference image.
This shape is made up of curved and straight lines, and we’re using a pencil for now because you can erase it later. The reference image will show you what it should look like before proceeding.
Step 2 – Now you can start drawing ears
Eyebrows are not made up of a solid shape, but rather many smaller hairs. For this stage of your eyebrow design, you can start adding some of these hairs.
Using the outline you drew in the previous step, carefully start adding a few small straight lines from the left corner of the eyebrow.
They shouldn’t be too close together and the reference image will give you an idea of how much space there should be between them.
Step 3 – Then you can add more hairs
In this next step of our guide on how to draw an eyebrow, we have removed the pencil outline of the eyebrows to show you how it will look in the end, but I recommend that you keep the outline until the end of your drawing.
For now, carefully continue adding more lines like the ones you’ve already drawn that extend further along the eyebrow.
Step 4 – Continue adding more eyebrow hairs
We won’t continue to extend with hair for this stage of your eyebrow design.
Instead, just start adding more hairs like the ones you drew in the top corner of your brow planning picture.
This will help keep the brow shape and hair flow consistent as you go.
Step 5 – Next, let’s draw more hairs
Your eyebrow design is starting to fall into place, so let’s keep this momentum going! For this step, start drawing more hairlines extending from the part you drew earlier and extending it all the way to the eyebrow.
As you can see from the reference image and the guidelines you drew in step 1, the eyebrow width gets thinner over time.
Step 6 – You can now draw the upper eyebrow hairs
We’ve drawn the left and right sides of your eyebrow, so for the next steps in our guide on how to draw an eyebrow, we’ll start joining them with a midsection.
For this step, simply add thinner hairlines extending from the top of the left part of the eyebrow and extending along the top of your guideline towards the upper right side.
Step 7 – Next, draw the final details
Your eyebrow design is so close to being done! As you can see from your own drawing, there is an empty space left, and I’m sure you can guess what we’re going to do in that space!
Simply add another section of hair to this space as shown in the reference image to complete the eyebrow.
Once you’re happy with how it looks, all you have to do is erase the pencil guide shape you drew in step one.
If you used an eyebrow hair pen, be sure to let the ink dry before you start erasing the pencil lines!
Step 8 – Now finish your eyebrow with some color
With the last hairs added and the pencil erased, your eyebrow design is almost completely finished! It only remains to add a nice color to it.
In our reference image, we also showed where the eye would be below the eyebrow. If you are feeling very creative, you can use this image to draw an eye under your eyebrow!
Once you’ve decided on some colors and additional details for the eyebrow, the last thing to decide is what art mediums you’ll use to finish it off!
Whether you choose a painterly approach with acrylics or watercolors or prefer the bright color details of colored pens and pencils, we know it will look great! We can’t wait to see what colors you choose.
Your eyebrow design is done!
Your eyebrow is drawn and you have colored it, so now you can say that you have learned how to draw an eyebrow!
We hope that by using this guide which has broken it down into several steps, you have found it easier than expected.
Our goal with this guide was not only to make it easier for you, but also to make learning fun for you!
June 8, 2022
How to draw an Ear Step by Step
How to draw an Ear easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Pencil drawing tutorials for beginners and everyone.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
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You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
For the first step in this guide on how to draw an ear, we’ll start off pretty simple. Using the reference image as a guide, we’ll start by drawing a curvy vertical line.
This will form the outer edge of the ear, and once you’ve drawn it, we can move on to the next part!
Step 2 – Add more to the edge of the ear
Now that you’ve drawn the outer edge of your ear, you can extend it a bit more in this next step.
All you need to do for this step is to extend the liner so that it curves more towards the inside of the ear. The reference image will give you a good idea of how long it should be.
Step 3 – Start drawing in the inner part of the ear
In step 3 of this guide on how to draw an ear, we will start moving away from the outer ear and start with the inner part of the ear.
The inner ear is the most complex part of the drawing, so we’ll focus on how to make drawing easier in the next few steps.
To start, simply extend the line coming from the upper curve of the ear even further towards the center. Then you can add a very curvy line near the center of the ear as it appears in the picture.
Step 4 – You can now add more inner ear
To further draw the inner ear, for this step of drawing your ear you just need to add another curved line near the center.
This line will start near the lower loop of the ear and then extend to the upper loop.
There are some small bends and twists, so don’t be afraid to refer closely to the reference image to help you draw it!
Step 5 – Draw a few more lines for the inner ear
Your ear design is really starting to take shape now!
For this step, simply draw a sharply curved line from the top of the line you drew in the previous step and extending slightly to the end of the edge of the ear.
Step 6 – Finish the final details of your ear
With this 9th step of our guide on how to draw an ear, you are almost done! As you can see in your drawing, the many lines we added suddenly start to look like an ear.
We just need two more lines to complete your drawing, so let’s go ahead and add them now.
For the first line, simply start a line from the top curve you drew in the previous step and bring it down to the bottom of the ear.
Finally, add another slightly curved line going up the inner edge of the ear as it appears in the picture.
With these lines added, your ear drawing only has one more step until it’s finished!
Step 7 – Finish your ear drawing with color
Ears can be tricky to draw, but at this step, you’ve nailed it! Although that’s quite an achievement, there is still one more thing to do before I’m done properly, but luckily it’s a fun step!
Your ear design needs some color, and this is your chance to show us how creative you can be!
We’ve only shown one way to color your ear, but you should feel free to experiment and use whatever colors you like!
Choosing the color is just one way to customize your ear design, and there’s more you can do too.
A fun thing you could try is adding jewelry to the ear. If you have any earrings you like, you can draw them on this ear!
Or, you can unleash your inner jewelry maker and create some stunning earrings for them!
You can also have fun trying different artistic mediums to color your ear. My suggestion would be to use watercolor paints, as the softer look they produce would be great on the skin.
This is just a suggestion though, and you can have a great time using any of your favorite tools and art mediums to complete your drawing!
June 8, 2022
How To Draw a Realistic Eye From the Side with Pencil
How To Draw a Realistic Eye From the Side with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Pencil drawings for beginners and eveyone.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

Nina Blangstrup
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1: draw eyeballs
Lightly draw or draw a circle for the eyeball. It doesn’t have to be perfect as we will use it minimally while building our eyes and then remove it altogether. In case you were wondering, my circle is 6cm in diameter.
Step 2: draw the cornea
Draw a small bump or cornea in the direction you want the eye to face. I want to face the right side, so I’m going to draw my cornea from the right side. In terms of size, the length of the cornea is roughly half the diameter of the eyeball (or the length of the radius).
Step 3: draw the iris and the pupil
Now draw the iris creating a curve tangent to the upper and lower parts of the cornea. Make sure your work is light so you can make changes easily.
Remove the part of the eyeball that crosses the iris/cornea. Then, inside the iris, draw a narrow oval for the pupil.
Step 4: Draw the eyelids
Now let’s draw the eyelids. Starting from the center of the eyeball, gently draw a curved line for the upper eyelid. It can partially cover your iris or fully expose it, then wrap the eyelid around the other side of your eyeball.
To draw the lower eyelid, create a curved line where the eyelids meet, then continue sweeping down the iris.
An example of a narrow eye (The iris is more exposed at the bottom than the top. Normally when we open our eyes, the iris is most exposed at the bottom, not the top.) So if you want to draw a narrow eye, keep this in mind: okay, move on! Just above the upper eyelid, draw the crease of the eyelid.
You can use the eyelid shape as a reference or draw a crease with a more unique shape. Connect this pencil line to your upper lash line using a slight curve.
To finish the bottom flap, I draw an almost straight line down, but you can angle it outward or inward if you want. You can add wrinkles to the corners of your eyes or the tips of your eyelids if you wish. An example of a protruding eye.
Tip: If you roll the eyelid skin very close to the eyeball, you can create a bulging eye effect: Once done, erase the circular guide and the parts of the iris that are out of the line of sight .
Step 5: Position the eyebrows
Now let’s see where to put the eyebrows. Lines from left to right: tail, arch and top of the eyebrows.
Draw a very thin line at the tip of your eye, another line from the edge of the cornea, then a perpendicular line away from the eye, similar to the image above.
They are for the tail, the arch and the tips of the eyebrows. Eyebrows come in all shapes and sizes, so don’t worry too much about this part. These are only rudimentary instructions.
Now that we have 3 guides, we can draw our eyebrows more easily – use them as rough paths/boundaries. You can draw your eyebrows lower or higher than mine if you want, and you can draw as thick as you want.
Keep your pencil strokes extremely light so your outline doesn’t come out later – This will take away from the realistic effect we’re looking for. When you are satisfied with the shape of your eyebrows, remove the 3 rules above. We’ll add the eyebrows later!
Step 6: Draw the highlight / reflection
Let’s add some highlights in the eyes. Highlights are the lightest areas of the drawing. The highlight can come from a nearby window or any light source.
Here are some sample shapes: These shapes are all curved because the eyeball is curved, so a rectangular window, for example, might look like a C-shape.
You can create your own shapes and stretch them over the eyeball, covering as much or as little space as you want. If you wish, you can add accent obstacles, such as the silhouette of a person standing in front of the window or curtains.
You can even create a gradient on your highlights to show the difference in light intensity. Anyway, once your highlights are drawn, erase all the lines that cross them, clean them up. I like to use my kneaded eraser for this, rolling the end until it’s pointy, then pulling out the graphite.
Here’s a close-up: you can even flatten your eraser to work at an angle: during the drawing process, try to keep the highlights as clean as possible so they can stand out.
Step 7: Shade the pupils
Time for some shade! Let’s start with the pupil, shade it very dark, since it’s actually a hole in the iris.
Step 8: Shade the iris
Next, we are going to shade the iris. Remember to be very careful around the highlights as we want to keep their edges sharp. You can make the shadow as light or dark as you want without darkening the pupil.
I recommend blending the iris now, using a paper towel or a blending stump for example, to make it smoother before moving on to the next step, or you can skip blending if you wish.
I combine all my drawing at the end to keep the Youtube video short. But I highly recommend blending as you go because it’s much easier that way and you can avoid messing up your work in the process.
I shade the light values, blend them, then add shadows, I try to blend only the shadows so I don’t spill the darker graphite into the lighter areas. Then finally I add details. If I need to blend after the details have been added, I blend around them, being very careful not to blur or smudge my detail work.
My imaginary light source is coming from the top right, so I’m making the top of the iris darker because the shape of the iris is recessed, so the top of the iris is actually facing the light, while the lower part of the iris points towards the light.
As I go up, I apply less and less pressure to achieve a gradient, as the concave shape of the iris begins to curve / towards the light.
Alternatively, you can shade the upper part of the iris even more to create a shadow from the eyelid.
What I like to do is make the outline of the iris darker than the body of the iris to create more contrast, but that’s entirely up to you.
The big highlight is too strong for my taste, so I’m going to make it more subtle by painting a gradient over it, making it dark at the bottom and lighter at the top, like my example showed you earlier:
When you’re done shading the iris, make sure the outline of each highlight is no longer visible. If it remains, you may need to erase it a bit or paint the surrounding area a bit darker to make it blend in/disappear.
Alright, this is the quick and easy version for shading the iris. If you want more details, you can apply the following steps…
Step 9: More detailed version of Iris
This part is optional, but to make the iris more interesting you can add some small details like lines extending outward from the center. Use your pencil and eraser to draw these lines.
If you want to draw straight lines, you can flatten your kneaded eraser, then simply press and lift the graphite or lightly rub it. If you curve your lines closer to the pupil (the hole inside the iris), you can make the iris look more 3D.
Try slanting or randomly spacing some of your lines and changing the thickness to make them look more natural. An example of a meandering line. You can use a kneading eraser or a solid eraser for this. You can draw doodle shapes instead if you want.
I’m drawing this example on the same iris, but I would recommend going with just one style or merging the two. An eraser will definitely work too, just make sure it’s sharp enough. You can cut the eraser to make it as neat as you want. Also suitable for overlapping squares.
Next, use a pencil to darken some of the spaces between your squares to add depth and contrast. These lines and squares are both part of the iris, so we’ll need to shade them the same way we shaded the iris before adding them. Remember we shaded the top part of the iris? I do it again, except this time, lighter.
Oh, and shade the outside of your pupil if you want the area to appear deeper. Anyway, this is the detailed version of the iris. Of course, you can stick with the simplified version.
Step 10: Blend the whites of the eyes
Now polish the whites of the eyes. They’re called the whites of the eyes, but they’re not exactly white, so don’t be afraid to shade them in.
Refer to your light source (mine is top right) – Shade the eyeball lightest where it faces the light and darkest where it faces the light.
For very smooth shading, try to keep the pencil strokes close together to eliminate gaps.
Step 11: Shade the rest of the skin
Let’s paint the rest of the skin, then we’ll move on to the eyelashes.
Starting at the crease of the eyelid, I will lighten as I move away from it (as the skin curves and turns towards the light).
Tip: If your outline is still visible after shading around your eyes, try lightening them or darkening your shadows until the outline disappears.
To shade the brow area, I’ll go back to the top right light source and figure out which areas of the skin are directly facing the light and which are facing it.
I color the right part of the eyebrow lighter than the left because it faces the light directly.
You can shade the brow area, but you want to set any brow shape you like.
Step 12: Shade the rest of the skin
Let’s paint the rest of the skin, then we’ll move on to the eyelashes. Starting at the crease of the eyelid, I will lighten as I move away from it (as the skin curves and turns towards the light).
Tip: If your outline is still visible after shading around your eyes, try lightening them or darkening your shadows until the outline disappears.
To shade the brow area, I’ll go back to the top right light source and figure out which areas of the skin are directly facing the light and which are facing it.
I color the right part of the eyebrow lighter than the left because it faces the light directly. You can shade the brow area, but you want to set any brow shape you like.
Step 13: Draw the eyelashes
Alright, time to hook up. But before painting hair, I suggest you mix your shadow mode now because it will be quite difficult to mix all the individual lashes.
To draw eyelashes, we first need to sharpen the pencil. I work with a mechanical pencil, so it’s pretty sharp already. Practice drawing your eyelashes until your strokes become fairly consistent. Your eyelashes may curl more or less. Just make sure the ends of the lashes are tapered.
You can use strobe motion to achieve this effect. If you have trouble drawing smooth curves, rotating your sketchbook can help. Let’s start with the upper eyelid, creating eyelashes that grow from the lower edge.
Tip: Avoid drawing too many eyelashes parallel to each other. If you gather them together, you can create lashes that look more natural and less structured: There are several things you can do to make your lashes more unique and random. Like changing the length, distance or number of curves.
Keep doing this until you reach the corner of your eye. Eyelashes near the corner of the eye are usually shorter, thinner and therefore appear lighter. Don’t forget to add a few lashes along the other (far) side of the eyelid. Moving on to the bottom cap, dust the lashes along the ridge we created earlier (put them in a random zig-zag pattern).
I like to draw these lashes much shorter and wider than the top lashes. You can paint lighter than mine if you want a more subtle look.
Again, avoid obvious stereotypes. You can draw the eyelashes yourself, join them at the ends or cross them. You can also change the spacing, length and thickness of your hair. Don’t forget to pull the lashes along the other (far) side of the eyelid 🙂
Step 14: Draw the eyebrows
Once you’re satisfied, it’s time to work on the brows. The hair growth pattern seems confusing, but let’s analyze it. We can draw a line across the eyebrow to separate it into two areas. I drew a line from the top right to the leftmost. This line is different for everyone because there are so many different eyebrow styles. In zone 1 (lower part), we will pull the hairs upwards, then when we do the left side, they will point more towards the tail of the eyebrows. In zone 2 (upper part), the hairs are mainly directed towards the tail of the eyebrow. When the hairs of the two areas meet, I prefer to glue them together instead of crossing them, but you can do whatever you want. Draw a line through the eyebrows to separate the 2 areas. Alright, let’s draw a blurry line for our eyebrows to separate the 2 areas using short, disconnected pencil strokes because we don’t want the line to come out at the end. Then, with light strokes, roughly draw the hairs in area 1 while staying within the boundary.
Step 15: Wet your eyes
To prevent the eyes from getting wet, we can add water along the bottom of the eyeball. Take your solid or pointed eraser, flatten it and erase a thin space along the eyeball where it meets the lower eyelid. If the water flow does not show up well, shade around it a little. The (increased) contrast will highlight it. Or you can use a white gel pen or correction fluid to introduce some bright white value.
Step 16: Mix your eye designs
If you’ve been blending your drawing throughout the tutorial or aren’t interested in blending, feel free to skip the section on how to make the drawing stand out. Make sure your shadow is as smooth as possible.
Ok, before blending we need to make sure our shadows are as smooth as possible, this means there are no gaps between our strokes and all speckle areas are minimized to the best possible level .
Before and after blending with a paper towel and strain blending. Blend one part of your eye at a time, using a clean blending stub, tissue paper, a pointed tip, or a fine-bristle brush (depending on your preference). I like to blend the highlights with the shadows to avoid unwanted spots. In large areas of the drawing, I wrapped the fabric around my finger and gently stroked it from the lightest to the darkest areas. Blend as much as possible until the drawing becomes nice and smooth.
Be very careful when blending details around a job like eyelashes and eyebrows, being careful not to blur/smudge them. A blending tool with a pointed tip like a blending stump will work well for getting into tight spaces, blending exactly where you want it. But you can also use a folded tissue: carefully blend around the lashes with a pointed-tip blending tool (I used a folded tissue). As you blend, follow the direction of each lash, being careful not to smudge them. If you’re using paper towels and need to get into a tight spot, fold your fabric using fewer layers, pull it tight, or you can blur the area with a pencil. sharp, essentially filling in white spots or grooves on the surface of the paper. When the handkerchief gets too dirty, fold it using a clean place or just rotate it to a cleaner place.
Tip: You can remove excess graphite with a lightly kneaded gouache eraser (find out how to make this eraser here). Here is how I removed the speckled areas to make the drawing smoother. Areas that don’t have enough graphite can be filled in with the dirty blend tool (which also blends the drawing at the same time).
Ok, note! So we covered that earlier, but if you still have a visible border around the cornea and you can’t remove it because it looks weird without the border, you can make it blend in by shading the skin just outside just enough to make the outline disappear. Now the edge of the cornea is no longer visible because it has merged with the background.
Step 17: Bring out the designs
If your drawing doesn’t stand out enough, try cleaning up the shiniest parts of each highlight or use a white gel pen/correction fluid to make the highlights crisp white.
You can also shade the darker areas of your drawing even more. Or you can add more detail to the iris to make it stand out more, like in the example I showed earlier (in the section called “More detailed version of the iris”).
I also tracked and blended more to make the drawing smoother.
Step 18: Additional Tips
If you want to draw small wrinkles in the skin like I did here along the upper eyelid, squeeze your kneaded eraser flat then press gently along the eyelid, removing a very small amount of charcoal. conduct. Arrange them randomly and change the angle. I hope this guide was helpful to you! If you have any questions, leave them below. If you haven’t seen the YT guide, you can click here to see it. I hope you are all staying safe and doing well. Thank you for your visit!
June 8, 2022
How to draw Short hair Step by Step
How to draw Short hair easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Pencil drawing tutorials for beginners and everyone.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

Gemma Chambers Art
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
Head outline Draw the shape of the head from the side. You can use this guide to know the ratio. Don’t forget to draw both the ears and the neck in this step. I used a 4B pencil so you can see my lines clearly. If you end up worried about the lines showing all the way through, use an HB pencil.
2nd step
Hair Length Decide on the length of hair you want to paint. In this example, the hair on the back and sides is the shortest, while the hair on the top of the head is the longest. Once you have decided on the length, take a blunt 4B pencil and use the shading technique to shape the hair. Make sure the distance between the hair and the head is appropriate.
Step 3
Parting the Top Hair from the Sides Erase any outlines you created for the head, then use the HB pencil to create an outline that separates the side hairs from the top hairs.
Step 4
Overall Highlight If you don’t want to lose the overall highlight, use an HB pencil to shade the areas of the hair you want the light to hit, then shade around those highlights. You can shade with just one tone or go deeper and introduce darker tones. I used a blunt 4B pencil for this.
Step 5
Grouping, Layering, Line and Shading If you followed step 4, use the 4B pencil to layer groups of hair starting with the swirl at the back of the head. If you haven’t done step 4, use an HB pencil. Be sure to always keep the overall direction/flow in mind when drawing. You can include an entire side of the head or individual parts. I stop as soon as I approach the area where I want the most light. When you start shading, first define the darkest areas before drawing each hair (pointed 6B).
If you’re going through an area where you want most of the light to hit, don’t use tones that are too dark. After defining the main shadows, start drawing each strand of hair. Naturally, you’ll start dividing large groups into smaller ones, and you’ll find ways to incorporate overlapping strands and other unique and interesting patterns. For each hair I used a 0.5mm 4B mechanical pencil.
Step 6
Repeat Continue working around these highlights. When drawing the nape of the neck, curl the strands towards the neck. For areas near the back of the head that don’t get much light (your light source may be different), focus more on midtones and shadows instead of trying to define highlights/shines. It’s okay if the hair doesn’t come out.
Step 7
Grouping, layering, flowing and shading Working in small sections at a time, I drew large to medium groups of hair layer by layer. Working in layers helps me carefully plan the direction and flow of my hair. In the image above, I’ve shaded the main groups of hair, making some areas darker than others to show some depth.
Since this is the area where I want the most light, I used a 0.5mm HB mechanical pencil and a 2B pencil to draw each hair.
Step 8
Correct/Add Highlights If you’ve shaded too dark or just want to bring out the highlights, roll your kneaded eraser into a ball, squeeze a section so it’s flat and neat, then run the eraser along the areas you you want to highlight as if you were combing white hair. The left image is before deletion and the right image is after.
Step 9
Grouping and Layering In step 2, if you recall, I wanted the hair on top to be longer than the sides. The longest hairs you will need to draw will be on your first layer. The following layers are superimposed on layer 1, so they will appear shorter. Step 10: Add Shadows and Part Hair Use your creativity to set shadows along random areas of hair. These can be areas where you don’t know what to do or look uncomfortable when combing your hair.
You will know what I mean if you follow and apply this to your designs. After drawing the shadows, use a mechanical pencil to divide the hairs into small groups until they start to look like individual hairs.
June 8, 2022
How to Draw a cute Red Panda step by step | Animals easy to draw for kids
How to Draw a cute Red Panda with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1.
Start by drawing a circle or oval. This forms the head of the panda.
Step 2
Next, extend a curved line below the head. Duplicate the line back to itself, enclose a circle, outline the body.
Step 3
On one side of the head, extend a short and curved line. Then draw several curves, which meet at points, forming a zigzag pattern. Then, use a longer, curved line to connect the zigzag to the chin. Repeat this process on the other side to form a mirror image.
Step 4
From the middle of the torso, extend a curved line. Allow the line to cross to the outside of the body, then double back to itself. This is one of the panda’s front legs. Take another curved line, use a curved line to form the other leg.
Step 5
Erase the guide lines from the face and legs.
Step 6
Draw a curved line on the body, roughly enclosing a circle. Then, connect the open edge of the circle to the front of the body using a short, curved line. This forms the raccoon’s hind legs. From the hips, extend a long and curved line around the front torso. Duplicate the line back to itself, cutting across the feet. This forms a long and thick tail.
Step 7
Includes small ovals at the tip of each leg, indicating claws. Line the tail with parallel curved lines, indicating stripes.
Step 8
For each ear, wrap a triangle and a smaller triangle inside it. Draw two circles in the center of the face to form the big eyes. Draw a small circle inside each eye and shade around it. On each eye, draw a “U” shape to the side. Then enclose the end of each “U” using a series of short curved lines that meet at jagged points. They form the panda’s eyebrows.
Step 9
Add the final details to your red panda. Draw a rounded, upside-down triangle to form the nose. Place a small oval inside it and shade around it. Below the nose, outline two curved lines resembling a rounded “W” to form the mouth. Cover the mouth and the area between the eyes using short, curved lines that meet at the jagged points. Use similar lines to enclose a curved shape on each cheek. Finally, add textures of feathers to the top of the head, chest and front legs using short lines.
Step 10
Color your red panda. In the wild, red pandas have reddish brown fur, black chest and feet, white ears and face, and darker brown rings around the tail.
June 7, 2022
How to draw a green Apple step by step | Fruit easy to draw for kids
How to draw a green Apple with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawings for kids and beginners.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
In the first step of this apple tutorial, we won’t actually start from the final drawing.
When drawing shapes consisting of specific shapes, it can be very helpful to use the basic shapes as a guide before starting to draw the final shape.
For this step you should use a light pencil to draw the two intersecting ovals you can see in our reference image.
These two ovals will be incredibly helpful in your next apple step!
Step 2
Draw along the outline of your apple
For this apple drawing, you will start drawing the outline of the apple. Using the two ovals that you drew in the previous step, carefully trace the outline as it appears in the reference image we have in this tutorial.
I still recommend using a pencil for the final contour, but once it looks good to you you can rewrite it with a pen.
Once you’ve drawn the outline with your pen, you can erase the pencil lines underneath, but be sure to let the ink dry properly before erasing, as you could smudge the ink otherwise!
Step 3
Next, draw a stalk for your apple
The hardest part of this apple drawing tutorial is already behind you, so from this step onwards I will add some details and final elements.
In this step, we will add a stem to the top of your apple.
The trunk that we have in our example is nice and thick, so you can duplicate it for your own drawing or make it a bit smaller if you want..
Step 4
Now, add a leaf to your apple
Time to add more detail to your apple drawing! In this step we will draw a leaf for your apple.
This should happen on the right side of the trunk from the previous step, and if it looks a bit empty now, don’t worry! We will add some details to it in the next step.
Step 5
Next, draw some final details for your apple
The second to last step of our how to draw an apple tutorial is to add some final details to bring it all together. In our tutorial, we finished off with some of the textured details on the leaf that you drew in step 4.
With that added in, you’ve got a nice drawing of the apple, but you can go into more detail if you want!
You can draw several things to add to this drawing and there is no limit to the creative ideas you can use.
Some examples could be having a cute worm emerge from the apple to say hello or something more subtle like some white squares to represent the light reflected from the apple.
You can also draw some other elements, such as the apple platter, and if you’re feeling ambitious you can draw other fruits to make it a proper still life!
What fun details would you add to take this apple to the next level?
Step 6
Complete your apple drawing with some color
Now that you have completed the final details of your apple drawing, you can get creative for this final step!
This last part is all about adding some nice color to your drawing, and you have plenty of options at your disposal.
June 7, 2022
How to draw a snow leopard step by step | Easy drawing snow leopard for kids
How to draw a snow leopard with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
STEP 1
Mark the width and height of the image. Draw two ovals for the snow leopard’s head and body. Draw a line, which will act as the center of its head.
STEP 2
Draw shapes for the animal’s body and neck. Add a smooth guide to its tail.
STEP 3
Use the guides to locate the snow leopard’s legs, eyes, ears, and mouth.
STEP 4
Sketch the animal’s legs, feet, muzzle, and ears.
STEP 5
Draw the eyes, tail, nose and toes of the snow leopard.
STEP 6
Work on the entire figure, paying special attention to details.
STEP 7
Outline the snow leopard, try to change the thickness and darkness of the line. Add details and add premises. Delete all rules.
June 7, 2022
How to draw durian step by step | Easy drawing durian fo kids.
How to draw durian with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and everyone.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
How to draw durian with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and everyone.
first we draw a circle then draw scale at the circle border. inside the circle draw one more circle smaller than the first one, and inside the same draw the durian seeds. Finally, color the picture.
June 7, 2022
How to draw a cute pig face step by step | Easy Draw a pig’s face
How to draw a cute pig face with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1:
Draw a pig Snout
The first step is to draw your pig’s snout. To do this, draw a horizontal oval. Make sure to leave enough space above and below the snout for the rest of the pig’s face and body.
Step 2:
Draw your pig’s nostrils and mouth
The second step is to draw more details of your pig’s face. Draw two thin ovals inside the first wide oval you just created. These will complete your pig’s nose.
Add a curved smile below the nose to create a mouth for your pig.
Step 3:
hade in Pig’s Nose
The muzzle is one of the most recognizable parts of a pig, so we can show some love to it! For the third step, you’ll want to color in the piglet’s nostrils.
Step 4:
Draw your pig’s eyes
Time for the eyes! To draw your pig’s eyes, create two ovals on either side of the nose. As shown above, you’ll want to make sure your eyes are roughly the same distance from your pig’s nose.
Once you’ve finished drawing the overall outline of the pig’s eye, draw an oval of the same shape inside each of the first ovals. They will become the pupils of your pig’s eyes.
Step 5:
Shadows in the eyes
Next, you will shade the eyes of your pig. You can use any color you want, but I recommend only shading them with a pencil if this is your first pig drawing.
Step 6:
Draw pig ears
To draw the pig’s ears, create two circles that taper towards the pig’s eyes. Please see the illustration above for reference.
Step 7:
Draw your pig’s face shape
Now that we have the details of your pig’s face, it’s time to put all those cute features into one head! For this step, please draw a head outline around what you just drew. Finally, color.

June 7, 2022
How to draw a bunny face step by step | Easy rabbit face drawing
How to draw a rabbit face with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Cartoon drawing tutorials for beginners and everyone.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
For the first step of the bunny face tutorial, we’ll be using a pencil right now.
The reason for that is that in this step we will draw shapes there to guide us and will not show up in the final image.
To do this, simply draw a large horizontal oval, and then add another smaller oval over its top. Finally, add two vertical ovals, slightly diagonally above the top oval that will form the later ears.
Step 2
Sketch your rabbit’s face
You can start using a darker crayon or pencil for this bunny face step.
Using the ovals that you drew in step 1, simply draw the outline of the head and ears over them. The reference image will show you how all of these should come together to form the outline.
Step 3
Next, draw the inside of the rabbit ears
We’ve finished sketching your bunny, so in this step of the how to draw a bunny face tutorial we’ll focus on the insides of the ears.
To do this, just draw some shape inside the ear which is mostly round except the bottom will have some small curves there.
Step 4
Now draw the bunny’s facial features
Your bunny face drawing wouldn’t be complete without a face! For that reason, we will add a cute face in this step.
The face is pretty simple, and all you need to do is use two circles for the eyes to get started.
Then you can use the oval for the nose, and then have two curved lines going down from the nose for the mouth. It’s so easy to make a cute little face for your bunny face.
Once done, we only have a few details left to add before we can start coloring!
Step 5
Perfect the final details of the face in this step
In this fifth step of the tutorial on how to draw a bunny face, we will add some final details before moving on to the final step.
First, you can add three lines to each cheek for the whiskers of the bunny’s face. Finally, you can give the bunny its signature teeth.
To do this, you can draw several lines going down from the mouth with one line down the center.
With that, you’ve added all of our details! Before proceeding, you should take this opportunity to add any additional details that you would like.
Some ideas could be to draw the rest of the bunny’s body or maybe you could create an Easter themed background!
There are tons of fun ideas you can try, so make sure to let your creativity flow!
Step 6
Finish your bunny face painting with some colors
You have reached the last step of the bunny face drawing and this step is where you go ahead and show us how creative you can be!
June 6, 2022