How to Draw Animals
Animals are where almost everybody starts, and there is a good reason for it: a cat or a fox is built out of circles and triangles you can already draw. Every lesson here begins with shapes you can get right on the first try, then turns them into something recognisable. Draw them on the page - the canvas is on every lesson - or print the steps and use paper.
65 Whakaako Whakawhiwhinga, kāore he whakawhiwhinga
- Ko te māra
- Bee
- Te pūrangi
- Kato
- Pake
- Ihi
- Ko te ika koura
- Te Ladybug
- Kiore
- Penguin
- Ko te pōtae
- Ko te pōtae
- Te rārangi
- Rōpū
- Whare Whare
- Angelfish
- Ko te kōataata
- Te kōhuahua
- Ko te kōhua
- Crow
- Dolphin
- Dragonfly
- Fox
- Ko te kōataata
- Grasshopper
- Hippo
- Te āhua o te āhua
- Panda
- Parrot
- Rakōpū
- Whare
- Te mātao
- Te Squirrel
- Toucan
- Te rārangi
- Kāmi
- Cheetah
- Ko te rākau
- Te tākaro
- Elephant
- Flamingo
- Te rārangi
- Heron
- Hummingbird
- Lion
- Te āhua o te āhua
- Peacock
- Rhino
- Rooster
- Te Seahorse
- Snail
- Te Swan
- Wolf
- Zebra
- Bison
- Crocodile
- Eagle
- Ko te āhua o te āhua
- Moose
- Octopus
- Praying Mantis
- Ram
- Te tītaha
- Turkey
- Unicorn