Hey there, fam! Today, I want to show you how to draw a cute little penguin. You’ll be so impressed by your own drawing skills, and your kids will love it too!
First Steps
First, draw a small circle on top of a larger circle. The larger circle will be the penguin's body and the smaller one will be the penguin's head. You can use a pencil to make the circles since we'll be erasing them later.
Next, draw the beak and feet. The beak will be a small triangle shape on the bottom of the head. Draw two little curves at the base of the beak to form the feet
Let’s Fill in the Details
Now, it’s time to fill in the details of the penguin. Draw two lines going from the head circle to the body circle. This forms the shape of the neck. Then, draw two circles for the eyes and two small half-circles for the wings
This little guy (or gal) is shaping up nicely! Here’s the fun part: coloring in the details. Draw little pupils in the eyes and a little stripe on the belly. Choose a fun color for the background, and there you have it – your very own cartoon penguin!
Have Fun With It
Drawing can be so enjoyable, especially when you’re able to complete a drawing with your child. Take the time to enjoy it, and you might even find some encouraging things to say. “Wow, you are so talented,” “I love how creative you are,” “that looks amazing!” These statements could push your child to become even more confident in his or her own abilities, which is always something we want to see.
Making art with your kids can be a truly wondrous experience. Art can teach children many things, and one of those things is self-expression. Art is a great way to express themselves and learn something new!
You can also turn your little doodles into a game! Give your kids a simple drawing challenge, such as drawing a scene from their favorite movie or storybook. This is a great way to develop their creativity and problem-solving skills.
Conclusion
So, there you have it! A cute little penguin, and some tips on how to make drawing with your kids more fun. Remember to always encourage them, and appreciate their creativity. With a little practice and encouragement, your little ones could become the next great artists.
Thank you for taking the time to learn with me today, and happy drawing!
