How to Draw a Panda

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I wrote a blog post about how to draw a panda! Here are the steps I shared:

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How to Draw a Panda

1. Draw a medium oval for the head and a larger oval under it for the body.

2. Draw ears on top of the head. Then add curved lines that connect the head to the body.

3. Add curved cylinders on each side of the body—these will be the arms.

4. Draw the legs and a small tail.

5. Draw the eyes, nose, and snout (mouth part) on the face.

6. Erase the guideline lines (the simple shapes you used at first).

7. Add fur by drawing curved and zigzag lines so your panda looks fluffy.

If you want, you can see step-by-step pictures for each of these steps on the blog post.

If you’d like to follow along with the pictures, click here: How to Draw a Panda

Have a great day,
Jae