How to Draw a Cute Owl | Step by Step Guide

Welcome to our exciting drawing tutorial! 🎨 Today, we'll be learning how to draw a Cute Owl, perfect for kids and beginners. Whether you're here to watch a quick video or follow along with our detailed step-by-step guide, we've got you covered.

👉 Watch the Video: For a quick and engaging visual guide, click the play button below and follow along with our fun drawing video.

🖍️ Step-by-Step Guide: Prefer a more detailed approach? Keep scrolling to dive into our easy-to-follow steps, complete with images and tips to help you create your masterpiece.

Get Ready to Draw! Let's get those creative juices flowing and make some art! Don't forget to share your drawings with us on social media using #KiddyCanDraw. We love to see your creations!

Step 1: Around the eye

Draw 2 half circles facing each other and connected together at the top but not the bottom.

Step 2: The eyes and nose

Draw 2 circles for each eye, one smaller than the other. Shade the inner circle so that you leave two small circles in each eye as a highlighted area.

Draw a small upside down triangle for the nose in the space between the two half circles as shown.

Step 3: The top of the head and ears

Draw a curved line for the top of the head ending with an ear at each end of the line as shown.

Step 4: The face

Draw a curved line on each side of the face, then draw some feathers at the bottom of the face as shown.

Step 5: A wing

Draw the first wing of the owl which will look in this case like a hand with four fingers, 3 of them are folded as shown. Draw a small curved line connecting the face with the wing to make the shoulder.

Draw a straight line intersecting the wing to resemble the surface our owl is leaning on. You can use a ruler for this step.

Step 6: The 2nd wing

Draw the second wing pointing upwards so our owl would be waving, ending with some curved feathers connecting to the straight surface as shown.

Congratulations, now you can draw our cute owl.

Now, grab the colors of your choice and start giving your masterpiece some color.

Tip: To show light reflection on any surface while coloring, leave a small line or sometimes circles without color as shown in the colored picture.

Tip: If you are using colored pencil and would like to achieve a 3D effect as the one in my drawing, pick a darker shade for the color you pick and go over some parts of the drawing with this darker shade as shown in the final picture, and try to blend the two colors together well on paper by easing the pressure on the pencil tip as you go towards the lighter parts.