How to Draw a Bird

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How to Draw a Bird
How to Draw a Bird
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If you have always thought that drawing a bird was a very difficult task, change your mind and follow the steps in detail, you will soon become an expert in this art.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Part One: Drawing a Bird

Draw a Bird Step 1
Draw a Bird Step 1

Step 1. Draw a circle to represent the head

Draw a Bird Step 2
Draw a Bird Step 2

Step 2. Draw the eye with a small circle inside the larger circle, place it at the top left

Draw a Bird Step 3
Draw a Bird Step 3

Step 3. Draw a square next to the eye

Draw a Bird Step 4
Draw a Bird Step 4

Step 4. Transform and stretch the square to create the beak

Draw a horizontal line to divide the beak in half.

Draw a Bird Step 5
Draw a Bird Step 5

Step 5. Draw an elongated oval under the head

It will be the body of the bird.

Draw a Bird Step 6
Draw a Bird Step 6

Step 6. Add a cone to the right of the body to give your bird a tail

Draw a Bird Step 7
Draw a Bird Step 7

Step 7. Add a long rectangle to the tip of the cone

It will be your guideline in drawing the tail feathers.

Draw a Bird Step 8
Draw a Bird Step 8

Step 8. Trace a section of the wings with a small oval superimposed on that of the body

Follow the picture.

Draw a Bird Step 9
Draw a Bird Step 9

Step 9. Draw an elongated cone at the end of the wing section

Then add the legs.

Draw a Bird Step 10
Draw a Bird Step 10

Step 10. Replace the sketchy lines with sharp outlines and add feathers to make the bird look realistic

Draw a branch that it can lean on.

Method 2 of 2: Part two: Add the colors

Step 1. Clear all guidelines

Step 2. Decide how to use your colored pencils:

  • Color the drawing and then go over it with a moistened brush to blend the colors.
  • Dip the tips of the pencils in the water and use them to color your drawing with bright tones.
  • Take a piece of paper, cover it with various colors and then pick them up with a damp brush.

Step 3. After choosing the method you decide which colors to use

  • Prefer various shades of brown, green, yellow and red.
  • Avoid unrealistic colors like pink or purple unless you are using them to create shades.

Step 4. Start coloring the background

  • Paint the branch, leaves and any other detail in the background with light brushstrokes.
  • Make sure the background is clear so it doesn't dominate the central design.
  • When done, let your design dry for several hours. Then place it under a heavy book for a good amount of time.

Step 5. Start coloring the bird

  • Start with a base of brown tones and then create the shades by adding your chosen colors. Continue until you get the desired effect.
  • If you make a mistake, moisten some paper towels and carefully remove the excess color.
  • When done, let the design dry for several hours. Then place it again under a heavy book for a good amount of time.

Step 6. Add the final details

When you are done add some light lines to emphasize and give depth to some details, such as feathers

Advice

  • Trace the design with light pencil lines so that you can easily erase mistakes.
  • Make sure you always have well-sharpened pencils.

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