How to Draw a Raven
In this drawing lesson, you will learn how to draw a raven step by step. This simple lesson will be useful for all of you.
I bring to your attention a fascinating drawing lesson in which I will tell and show you how to draw a raven step by step.
This drawing lesson is dedicated to the image of a bird, and it is great for any aspiring artist. Ravens are considered fairly well-known birds, since they are distributed almost throughout the planet.
Carefully follow this instruction to learn how to draw a raven and be able to apply these skills in the future to draw various paintings of yours. You can depict a raven against the backdrop of nature or as the main subject of your drawing.
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 30 minutes
How to Draw a Raven
- Draw the outline of the raven’s head and back.
Depict a straight line diagonally and fold its top edge as shown.
- Finish drawing the outline of the raven’s body.
Continue drawing using straight and curved lines to draw the belly and tail.
- Sketch out the eye of the raven.
To draw the raven’s eye, you will need to add one oval at the top of the previously drawn torso.
- Depict the raven’s beak.
The bird’s beak looks pointed. To depict this, use two arcs, as shown in the picture.
- Add the upper parts of the legs.
Below the previously drawn torso, draw two curved lines as shown.
- Continue drawing the legs of the crow.
Now you should add straight lines and angles to depict the bent legs of the bird.
- Finish drawing the legs of the raven.
At the ends of the straight lines previously drawn, add curved lines to draw the toes and feet.
- Correct inaccuracies.
Before you start coloring the picture, remove the auxiliary lines with the eraser.
- Color the drawing.
To color the raven, use gray and black. Don’t forget to add the highlights to the bird’s eye.
Now you can download the PDF file that I have prepared for your convenience. This file contains all the necessary useful materials for this lesson so that you can not lose this lesson in the absence of an Internet connection, and also return to it at any time convenient for you.
