Cartoon Chick Drawing For Kids Step by Step

Hello little friends how are you all? We hope everyone is well. Today we will draw a picture of a small chick. A small chick hatched from an egg. The chicks are very beautiful to look at. For those who are learning to draw first, drawing a baby chick is not a difficult task. Chicken chicks do not have wings or feathers. You can easily see the chicks in the village side. But in urban areas, you will not find chickens anywhere. This picture is a good picture for small children who are the first to draw. Let’s find out something about chicks.

You have all seen the chicks. A small hen has two small legs, a small lip, and two small wing-like hands, which cannot be called wings. A hen lays her eggs for 28 days after laying. Then that chicken gets the result of hard work. From that egg comes out small chicks. A hen lays about fifteen to twenty eggs at a time. The chicks can walk on the day they hatch.

First, we will take a clean white paper. Then draw the margins around the white paper with the help of scale. When drawing the margins, make sure to leave half an inch around.

The body of a chicken will look a lot like a mango. We will draw a few hairs on the top of the head from the front. Draw a small tail on the back.

We will draw the eyes with the help of two small dots. We will draw eyebrows above the eyes. Keep an eye on the chicks in such a way that it looks like it is looking forward.

The lips of the chicks will be small and thin. The chick’s just born so her lips won’t be a very strong one. We will draw the lips just below the eyes.

The hands of the chicks will be small. There are two hands on either side, one below and the other above. It’s as if the little chicken is saying ‘Hi’ to us. Then we will draw small legs under the chick.

Now we will draw the eggshells which are lying after the chicks. We know that chicks come out of eggs. So after coming out, the eggshells will be lying around him. Moreover, the eggshells will be broken into pieces.

First, we will take a yellow oil pastel. With the help of yellow oil pastel, We will first paint the chicks and then the eggshells. Then rub a little with tissue paper on the paint. The chicks will be more yellow and the eggshells will be light yellow. Don’t use yellow oil pastel on eggshell pieces, use yellow rule pencil there.

First, we will take a black rule pencil. We will give a black shading on the eggshell. We will give a little more black on the edge of the eggshell and a little less black on the bottom.

Now with the help of a brown rule pencil, we will give the brown shading on the side which is not black shading. If you look at the picture above you will see how we are giving the brown shading with the help of the rule.

Just like we gave the brown shading to the eggshell a little while ago, we will give the brown shading to the chicks. Give the shading from top to bottom from head to toe. The chicks will have a little more acne on the front and yellow on the back.

A little while ago we painted the front of the chicks brown. This time we will paint the side of the tail in the same way. However, you will see that the back of the head does not go brown.

We will give pink color to the lips and feet of the chicks. Here you will use a pink pencil. Now I will paint the shadow, the shadow is very important. The existence of an object cannot be understood without shadows. Under the feet of the chicks and under the skulls of the chicks, we mean light blue rubbing. This time we will write “Happy Easter” just above the head of the chicken. Writing means he is telling us ‘Happy Easter.