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Home›How To›How to Draw Donald Duck: 6 Steps

How to Draw Donald Duck: 6 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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Donald Duck, one of Disney’s most iconic characters, has been entertaining audiences for decades. He is an adorable and charismatic character that people of all ages love. If you’re interested in learning how to draw Donald Duck, you’ve come to the right place! In this article, we will go through 6 easy steps to help you master drawing this beloved character.

Step 1: Draw a Circle for the Head

Begin by drawing a circle that will serve as the foundation for Donald Duck’s head. This will give you a guideline to work with as you build his facial features.

Step 2: Add the Beak and Eyes

The next step is to draw Donald Duck’s beak. Start by sketching an oval shape that overlaps the lower part of the head circle. This will act as the base of his beak. Next, draw two smaller ovals for his nostrils at the top of the beak and add a curved line for his smiling mouth. For his eyes, draw two tall, slender ovals just above the beak and fill them in with pupils.

Step 3: Create the Hat and Brows

Donald Duck is known for his distinctive sailor hat. To draw it, begin by sketching a thin rectangle resting on top of his head. Then add a small half-circle at one end and extend it across the rectangle to create the hat’s brim. Finally, draw two curved lines above each eye to represent his eyebrows.

Step 4: Sketch the Neck and Body

Now it’s time to create Donald Duck’s body. Draw a curved line below his head for his neck, followed by two more curved lines extending downward – these will serve as the sides of his body. Connect these lines by drawing an oval shape at the bottom to represent his lower abdomen.

Step 5: Add Arms and Legs

To draw his arms, create two elongated oval shapes on either side of the body. These will act as his upper arms. Then draw two shorter, wider ovals for his lower arms and add three curved lines at the end to represent his fingers. For the legs, draw two lines extending downward from his lower abdomen with a slight curve. Add oval shapes for his feet and also draw three connected lines on each foot for his toes.

Step 6: Final Details and Coloring

Now that you’ve drawn Donald Duck’s basic shape, you can add some final details. You might wish to include the collar of his sailor outfit by drawing a triangle around his neck or draw the buttons on his torso. After completing all the details, it’s time to color him in with traditional colors. Use yellow for the beak and legs, blue for the sailor outfit, red for the bowtie and, finally, white for his sailor hat.

By following these 6 easy steps, you’ll be able to create your very own drawing of Donald Duck! With practice and patience, you’ll soon be impressing your friends and family with your artistic skills!

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