How to draw gold fish 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 circle. This forms the body shape of the fish.
Step 2
Erase one edge of the circle and replace it with a curved line, creating a bulge. This is the fish face.
Step 3
Use a curved line to enclose a circle on top of the circle. This forms the fish’s upper fin, known as the dorsal fin.
Step 4
Extend a curved line from the bottom of the fish and fold it in half to form a teardrop shape. Then repeat this process with the second line. The second image should be partially hidden by the first. This is the ventral fin of a goldfish.
Step 5
Erase the edge of the circle facing the fish face. From the dashed line, extend a long curved line. Draw another curved line, mirroring the first and meeting at a point. This part forms the top part of the fish’s tail, also known as the caudal fin.
Step 6
Extend one curve from the tail and another from the broken circle. Allow them to diverge before meeting at one point. This completes the fishtail.
Step 7
Erase part of the fish’s face to make room for the lips. Draw a horizontal heart to fill the hole. In it, use curved lines to enclose the teardrop shape. Then use a long, curved line to outline the face and distinguish it from the body. Draw a curved line to indicate the cheek. Then, draw three small circles in a row to form the eye. The shade between the two is the smallest to indicate the pupil. Draw the eyebrows with a short curved line.
Step 8
Use a curved line to enclose the irregular shape of the pectoral fins. Then, texture the fish’s body with overlapping “C” shaped lines. This indicates the texture of the scales.
Step 9
Continue drawing details of the fish. Draw a curved line at the base of the tail to separate it from the body. Then draw curved lines on the tail, dorsal, pectoral, and ventral fins.
Step 10
Color your goldfish. Many monitors display different tones of orange, yellow, or red. Some are solid white or solid black. Others have points.
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