How To Draw An Owl (Easy)

How To Draw A Owl - Halloween is almost here, and if there is a bird that symbolizes the spirit of Halloween, it must be the wise old owl who is always on the alert, perched on the shoulders of the undead, headless horsemen, witches, and ghosts as they wander from house to house. , in search of sweets and sweets. Do you want to draw an owl to hang on your front door or window, but don't know anything about how to draw ? We will help you! With a few basic lines and doodles, you'll be able to draw your own owl. Here's how!

1. Drawing Cartoon Owl

Make a large oval circle. It is about 2/3 the height of the paper you are using. The drawing doesn't have to be perfect, but try to make the oval's height about twice its width, as in the image above:

Make the eyes. Draw two circles near the top of the oval, about 1/5 the height of the oval from the top. Draw smaller circles inside each of these circles, and color them black, for the owl's pupils. If you want, you can have fun making the eyes—you can make a serious owl, by placing the pupil in the center and looking straight ahead; an owl looking at something, drawing the pupil to the left or right; or a silly owl, with crossed eyes.

Draw horns. Make a very wide "V" shape, which extends beyond the two outer edges of the oval, with the corner "V" between the owl's eyes in the middle of the two eyes, vertically. The corner point in the middle can be formed into various owl characters. Angles that aren't sharp, can make ghost workers look "more friendly". The sharper the corners, the more fierce the owl will look. (In the image above, the red lines represent common shapes—while the black lines indicate the finished horn.)

Image of the wings. Draw a curved line from above on the left and right, draw an inward line about 1/4 of the oval in the center, then bring the line back outwards towards the bottom.

Add claws. Draw an elongated oval at the bottom of your owl, three ovals on each side, then draw two horizontal lines for the perch. The perch doesn't have to be perfectly straight—it can instead look like a “tree branch.” Likewise, the paws don't have to be oval—it can be pointy and sharp, especially if you're looking to make a fierce owl.

Add a little feather. Make some small "U " shapes around the area between the two "wings " to look like small feathers.

Give me a beak. Place the narrow -angled letter "V " slightly lower than the eye for the owl's beak.

Add color. If desired, color the "wings" with brown, and for the head and chest with light brown.

You have to be creative. Add other details to your liking. You can follow the suggestions below to add light and shadow, or you can create your own. Now that you know how to make owls, you can make a whole flock of Halloween cheerleaders!

Done.

2. Alternative Cartoon Owl Drawing

Draw a horizontal oval circle for the owl's head. Draw a larger vertical oval under the oval in step one. The vertical oval circle overlaps a quarter of the horizontal oval circle.

Draw a line that crosses the two ovals in the middle. Draw two ring shapes for the owl's eyes.

Make details for the owl's head. Draw a beak and feathers for the head.

Draw a closed parabola that curves up at the bottom of the vertical oval circle. Draw two small circles at the bottom.

Draw two curved lines to make the wings.

Thicken the lines with a pen and erase unnecessary lines. Draw additional details for the feathers, etc.

Color as you wish!