How to draw a baby duck drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
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BEGINNING
Start by developing an outline. The head is a circle and the body is almond-shaped below the head. The body is tilted downward. The back of the head curves down to the back and the chest curves up to the cheek. The tail is pointed downward.
DETAILS
After the basic outline is finished add the details
The wing is a curving line at the shoulder that comes around then up.
The bill is stubby. There is a shiny spot in the eye, draw it in before you do much else to the eye. The eye is mostly rounded but has a slight oval point at the forward area.
The legs are far back and are short. The feet are flat and long. There is webbing between the three toes.
TEXTURE
The feathers are soft and fluffy so draw them as short strokes.
FINISHING TOUCHES
Add shadows underneath to give it roundness. There is a shadow under the eye and under the chin.
The baby duck can be yellow but some ducklings are brown or gray. The feet and legs are orange.
To see more projects like this search the labels in the sidebar.
You may want to print the project notes below.
BEGINNING
Start by developing an outline. The head is a circle and the body is almond-shaped below the head. The body is tilted downward. The back of the head curves down to the back and the chest curves up to the cheek. The tail is pointed downward.
DETAILS
After the basic outline is finished add the details
The wing is a curving line at the shoulder that comes around then up.
The bill is stubby. There is a shiny spot in the eye, draw it in before you do much else to the eye. The eye is mostly rounded but has a slight oval point at the forward area.
The legs are far back and are short. The feet are flat and long. There is webbing between the three toes.
TEXTURE
The feathers are soft and fluffy so draw them as short strokes.
FINISHING TOUCHES
Add shadows underneath to give it roundness. There is a shadow under the eye and under the chin.
The baby duck can be yellow but some ducklings are brown or gray. The feet and legs are orange.
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