Anime Panda Drawing
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Anime Panda Drawing
Draw the arms using a series of curved lines. For each arm, extend a curved line from the head and across the stomach, doubling back on itself. Use a short, curved line to draw the underside of the arm.
Draw another oval on the other side, creating a mirror image.
All you need is a pencil and a piece of paper. You may also want to have an eraser handy to correct any mistakes, and crayons, markers, or colored pencils to shade your finished drawing.
Draw two lines between the ovals, curving in opposite directions.
Color the panda. Giant pandas typically have white faces and bellies, with black eye spots, ears, and paws.
Draw an oval shape within each foot by enclosing the shape with a curved line.
The giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) lives in the remote mountain forests of China. Panda are famous for their unique black and white coloration as well as their appetite for bamboo.
Draw a large oval and three smaller ovals in a paw print pattern within each foot.
If you liked this tutorial, see also the following drawing guides: Hello Kitty, Spider Web with Spider, and Cartoon Bear.
Draw two large ovals across the face to form the eye spots. Draw the nose using an irregular oval. Draw a curved line beneath the nose, and connect it to the nose using another curved line.
Draw three successively smaller circles within each other inside each eye spot. Shade the area around the smallest circle. Draw three ovals at the tip of each forepaw to indicate fingers or claws.
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Draw ears by enclosing a half circle on each side of the head. Use one curved line for each ear.
Enclose another circular shape beneath the first using a long, curved line.
Draw a curved line extending from the top of the oval, passing outside the shape and across the bottom, and returning to the top.
Draw a stick of bamboo in the panda’s paw. The bamboo consists of a series of narrow, rectangular shapes with rounded corners.
Each step of this simple drawing guide is accompanied by an illustration. In each illustration, new lines added during that step are highlighted in blue, while lines drawn in previous steps are shown in black. You may want to sketch lightly first, as you will need to erase some of your early lines as you go along.
