Draw a Rubber Duck
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Everyone loves rubber ducks! They are cute, yellow, and fun in the bath! They are, however, actually a bit different than drawing a regular duck, and this article will show you how!
Steps
- Draw a circle. This will be your rubber ducky's head. It doesn't have to be perfect, but try to be neat!
- Draw a pointed oval shape directly under the circle, this will be the duck's tail. Also draw a small circle for the eye.
- Connect the head to the body with two small lines, broaden the duck's chest, and add the beak.
- Add an oval inside the duck's body. This will be the wing. The left side should be larger than the right.
- Add the feathers to your duck's wings and erase any unnecessary guidelines. When done, yours should look like this: The wings can be detailed even more by making a curly cue at the end of the feathers,
- Why not add some bathwater and soap bubbles to your rubber ducky drawing?
- No rubber ducky is complete without color!
Video
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Tips
- Give your duck colorful eyes.
- Do not get upset if you don't get it the first time, practice makes perfect!
- Always make initial lines soft and light. For visual purposes, the lines in the diagram are dark and thick.
- A rubber duck is just a toy, and therefore does not have feathers.
Things You'll Need
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Paper
- Crayons, paints, or colored pencils
- Patience
