Do you want to learn How to Draw A Easy Panda? Don’t fret – with just a few techniques and simple practice, even the most beginner of artists can draw this cuddly bear. Here’s a step-by-step guide for taking you from novice to master-learner. Let’s get started!
First, let’s take a few minutes for situating ourselves and honing our skills. Make your environment comfortable, so that you can be at ease while drawing. Have your supplies ready: either a pen, pencil and paper, or feel free to use an iPad and Apple Pencil, or other digital tools. A comfortable and quiet space is the optimal setting.
Now, it’s time to get drawing. First, we’ll start with drawing the outline of our panda. Draw two circles on top of one another – these will be our panda’s head and body. Then, draw a triangle for the nose, two curves for the ears, and a few circles for detailing. Erase the parts that don’t fit and proceed to draw the arms and legs.
Now, it’s time to work on our panda’s face. Start with two black circles for the eyes, then draw the inner details including pupils, eyebrows and outlines of the far corners of the eyes. Next, draw a high, smiling mouth, with some shading near the corners to make it look even cuter. Now is the time to add the nose.
Once your panda’s face is finished, it’s time to move onto adding colors to the picture. Start with the whites on the eyes and body. Then, switch colors to a yellowish or brunette stroke around the eyes and the tips of the arms and legs. Be sure to include a shinier and strokier blackish color above the eyes and at the tip of the nose. Moving on from here, switch colors to purple, blue, green and other colors of your choice for the ears, the tail and various details around the bears.
Once you’re done with adding colors to your drawing, it’s time to add the finishing touches. Draw some facial details if you want such as fur, whiskers and appliqués. You can also add lines for wrinkles for making it look more realistic. Finally, you can use a black marker to draw a line at the contours, and give your panda an even cuter look. And you are done! Congratulations – you have successfully completed your panda portrait.
Now that you know How to Draw A Easy Panda, let’s focus on mastering the art. Start with drawing basic lines, shapes and figures to get accustomed to the art of drawing. Then, move onto drawing complicated shapes, and adding details to make them look realistic. Give it some time and practice and you’ll soon see the improvement in your drawing skills. Once you have improved in drawing, you can move onto the more complicated drawings – tigers, elephants, lions and many more!
Next, let’s focus on our color game. Start with mixing the basic primary colors – yellow, red and blue – and then move onto mixing their secondary colors. Then, once you are familiar with them, move on to the more complex shades such as magenta and orange. Use your panda drawing as a canvas to practice and master your color game. With time and some practice, you’ll have a mastery of all kinds of colors!
Finally, for perfecting your panda drawing skills, start with simple cartoon bears and move onto panda portraits. Take the extra step of adding details to the fur, the eyes and the wrinkles to make your drawing look realistic. Add slight glazes and finesse to your drawing by using markers and layers. With enough practice, you’ll be on your way to becoming an expert in panda art.
