Drawing pets is a fun activity that not only boosts imagination but also develops motor skills in children. Today, we'll focus on a favorite animal for most children: pigs. These steps are designed to guide you and your little one on how to make a funny pig, a baby pig, and even a flying pig!
Before we start our drawing session, make sure you have all materials you need nearby. These include drawing supplies such as pencils, markers or crayons, and a sheet of paper. A pink color is also a must-have to give our pigs a realistic look!
Let's begin with creating a funny pig that young artists often adore!
Start off by drawing small circles for the pig's eyes and leaving a white spot for added detail. Next, make a small oval shape for the pig's nose and then add two smaller ovals for the nostrils. Moving downwards, we create the pig's body by using a large oval shape that extends from the nose over the eyes and the back.
Now, let's add four legs using U-shaped curves. Craft the pig's ears by drawing small triangles on the sides of the head. Finally, complete the pig's appearance with a curly tail at the back.
Once our funny pig is created, we color the pig pink. It's important to remember not to stress about the perfection of colors. The purpose is to enjoy the drawing activity.
Moving on, let's draw a simplified and cute version of a baby pig!
We start with an oval shape for the nose, add circular shapes for the eyes, and then carefully draw a circular face shape. Remember, we want soft curves to make it cute! We place tiny V-shaped lines to bring ears to life. Now, we flesh out the body, legs, and tail.
To add a final touch, we can draw a tiny heart or any other cute symbol kid artists love. Don't forget to encourage your child to subscribe for more fun drawing tutorials!
Lastly, let's bring out flying pigs from children's fantasies to paper.
We start off by drawing the pig's nose with an oval and then add nostrils and eyes. Top the pig's head with an upside-down U shape and draw curves to represent the cheeks. Add ears and feather shapes for wings, and don't forget the details in the wings. Finally, complete the body with the neck, legs, belly, and tail.
Color the pig pink and add a light blue outline for the wings and a darker pink outline for the pig. Get further creative with coloring options and adding a background, like clouds or additional flying pigs!
This drawing exercise is meant for little artists to believe that they are capable of drawing anything they set their minds upon. Remember, the key to perfection is practice and trying new things. So, always inspire your kids to experiment and, most importantly, enjoy their drawing sessions to the fullest!
