1. *Materials Needed:*
Paper
Pencil
Eraser
Colored pencils or markers

2. *Basic Shapes:*
Start with a large oval for the body.
Add a smaller circle on top for the head.

3. *Connecting the Head and Body:*
Draw a short, curved line connecting the head to the body.

4. *Beak:*
Draw a triangle extending from the front of the head.
Round off the corners to make it look like a beak.

5. *Eyes:*
Draw two small circles on the head for the eyes.
Add tiny dots inside the circles for pupils.

6. *Wings:*
On each side of the body, draw a curved line starting from the top and ending near the middle.
Add small feathers at the end of the lines.

7. *Tail:*
Draw a small, fanshaped tail at the back of the body.
Add lines inside to show feathers.

8. *Legs and Feet:*
Draw two short, straight lines coming down from the body.
Add webbed feet by drawing three connected ovals at the end of each leg.

9. *Details and Texture:*
Add small curved lines on the body and wings to indicate feathers.
Add a nostril on the beak by drawing a tiny oval.

10. *Coloring:*
Color the body and head yellow.
Color the beak and feet orange.
Color the eyes black, leaving a tiny white spot for a shiny effect.

11. *Final Touches:*
Outline the duck with a darker pencil or marker to make it stand out.
Erase any unnecessary pencil lines.



1. *Materials Needed:*
Drawing paper
HB pencil
Eraser
Black finetip marker
Colored pencils or markers (yellow, orange, black)

2. *Head and Body:*
Start by drawing a large oval for the body using light pencil strokes.
Above the body, draw a smaller circle for the head, slightly overlapping the body.

3. *Neck:*
Connect the head and body with two curved lines to form the neck.

4. *Beak:*
Draw a horizontal oval attached to the head for the beak.
Add a vertical line in the middle of the beak to separate the upper and lower parts.

5. *Eyes:*
Draw two small circles on the head for the eyes.
Inside each eye, draw a smaller circle for the pupils and add a tiny white dot for the reflection.

6. *Wings:*
On the side of the body, draw a curved line starting from the top and curving downwards to form the wing.
Add feather details by drawing small, curved lines within the wing.

7. *Tail:*
Draw a triangular shape at the back of the body for the tail.
Add feather details by drawing lines within the tail.

8. *Legs and Feet:*
Draw two straight lines extending down from the bottom of the body for the legs.
At the end of each leg, draw three connected ovals for the webbed feet.

9. *Feather Texture:*
Add small, curved lines across the body and wings to create a feather texture.
Draw a few lines around the neck for additional detail.

10. *Nostril:*
Draw a small oval on the beak for the nostril.

11. *Final Outline:*
Use a black finetip marker to outline the entire drawing, emphasizing the key features.

12. *Erasing:*
Erase any unnecessary pencil lines to clean up the drawing.

13. *Coloring:*
Color the body and head yellow using colored pencils or markers.
Color the beak and feet orange.
Color the eyes black, leaving the tiny white dot for the shine.




15. *Background (optional):*
Draw a simple background such as water or grass to place the duck in a natural setting.
Use blue for water and green for grass.





1. *Materials Needed:*
Paper
Pencil
Eraser
Colored pencils or markers

2. *Basic Shapes:*
Start with a large oval for the body.
Add a smaller circle on top for the head.

3. *Connecting the Head and Body:*
Draw a short, curved line connecting the head to the body.

4. *Beak:*
Draw a triangle extending from the front of the head.
Round off the corners to make it look like a beak.

5. *Eyes:*
Draw two small circles on the head for the eyes.
Add tiny dots inside the circles for pupils.

6. *Wings:*
On each side of the body, draw a curved line starting from the top and ending near the middle.
Add small feathers at the end of the lines.

7. *Tail:*

8. *Legs and Feet:*
Draw two short, straight lines coming down from the body.
Add webbed feet by drawing three connected ovals at the end of each leg.

9. *Details and Texture:*
Add small curved lines on the body and wings to indicate feathers.
Add a nostril on the beak by drawing a tiny oval.

10. *Coloring:*
Color the body and head yellow.
Color the beak and feet orange.
Color the eyes black, leaving a tiny white spot for a shiny effect.

11. *Final Touches:*
Outline the duck with a darker pencil or marker to make it stand out.
Erase any unnecessary pencil lines.