How To Draw A ChickThis quick sketch tutorial will show you how to draw a chick in just a few simple steps. All you need to start is a piece of paper, a 2B pencil, an eraser and you're good to go!
As we all know, chicks are fluffy little characters and they are light yellow in color. A chick is a baby chicken. Assuming you have seen a chick, let's say you are trying to do a chick drawing from memory. Here's an illustration to show you a simple memory trick. Please excuse my rough examples, I had to make my lines dark for the purpose of this demonstration. (You will need to use light lines.) I did individual drawings for each step of this exercise, so I apologize that they are all different sizes.
Drawing From MemoryOk, you ask yourself, how to draw a chick? Follow this simple process and adapt this idea to all drawings from memory.
Final TipsTo finish off, sketch in some carefully placed feather lines, here and there. Remember to keep your lines light so you can erase the ones you don't want to keep. On the other hand, if you want to, you can leave all of your lines in, it gives this little sketch a lot of character. Don't forget to sign and date your sketch! You may well come up with a better idea on how to draw a chick. You are welcome to share that with us, you can send it in via the
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The Result
This is my baby chick drawing, that I sketched from my memory. I admit it's not the greatest but it should give you ideas to improve upon and create your own features and/or steps. Of course, I could have tidied it up but I want you to see my first genuine attempt at the memory sketch. Now you know how to draw a chick from memory! That was easy, wasn't it? I hope you have heaps of fun with this simple sketching tip. Happy sketching!
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