An easy Step-by-Step Guide to Panda Drawing for Kids
Written By Rashi | Edited By Varsha & Adi | Updated on 29th May, 2024
Have you ever found difficulty in drawing animals and made something different when you asked to draw one? What if we tell you that today, we are going to make pandas?
Drawing a panda can be a fun and creative activity for kids whether in top educational institutions in which they are studying or at home! Pandas are adorable, with their black and white fur and gentle expressions, making them a favourite animal to draw. In this guide, we have created six simple steps for panda drawing for kids. Grab your pencils, paper, and colours, and let’s bring a friendly panda to life on your drawing sheets!
You can download the worksheet, which is given at the end of the blog, for your child to practise this drawing.
Quick Summary
Panda Drawing for Kids step by step –
- Basic List of materials
- A step-by-step guide to Panda Drawing for kids
- Final touches
- Additionally, what you can do
- Conclusion
Our Selection Process
1. Basic List of Materials
- Drawing paper
- Pencil
- Sharpener
- Eraser
- Coloured pencils or Crayons
- Black sketch pen
- Stable base of support/ Drawing board
2. Step-by-step guide to Panda Drawing for Kids
Step 1: Draw the face
- Make a large circle on the drawing sheet. You can use a compass to make the circle.
- Now, to make an outline of the eyes, draw two oval shapes in a circle( Make sure it should be in the centre).
- For the outline of the mouth, make a horizontal oval shape just below the eyes.
Step 2: Make ears and add details
- To make ears, make two curved lines ( assume that you are making the letter C) on both sides of the head.
- Now, draw two more oval shapes in the outline made in Step 1 for the eyes. Then again, make an oval shape to make the pupils and fill it with a black sketch pen.
- For the nose, draw a small triangle on the outline of the mouth. ( Make sure that the corners of the ends should be curved)
- To make a snout, make a small straight line from the nose and close it by drawing a curved line. ( It should look like an inverted T with a curved line at the end)
Step 3: Draw the Body.
Make a small circle starting below the head of the panda to make the body.
Step 4: Make hands
Draw two small rectangles or an oval shape on each side of the body. ( Make sure that the angles of the rectangle should be curved).
Step 5: Make legs
To make legs, make two rectangles or an oval shape at the bottom of the body. Make sure that they are attached to the body.
Step 6: Finally, It is time to add colours
Now, the most fun part of the drawing is to add colours. Do black colour on the ears, nose, eyes, arms and legs.
You can check the reference image if you are having any confusion.
Final Touches
Make a small circle inside the eyes with the help of a white colour. You can also add white and grey to the body by mixing them. Add small lines inside the paws to show the panda’s fingers.
After this, erase all the extra lines you might have made during the drawing. Complete your drawing by making the border of leaves.
Additionally, what you can do
- You can add small grass around the Panda. It will make your drawing look more attractive.
- You can show a group of pandas sitting in the grass or playing with each other.
- Draw a forest and make panda-eating fruits and bamboo sticks. It will make your drawing look more creative.
- You can do the outline of your drawing by using a black sketch pen.
Conclusion
Keep it up, kiddo! You have completed your drawing. You can put it on your room wall. It is good to see that you have learned the drawing by following six easy steps. You will keep getting perfect in making panda drawings if you practise it regularly. Till then, Happy drawing.
Don’t forget to download the worksheet from the end to make your child practice.
Panda Drawing For Kids Worksheet
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