Eagle appearance is very interesting but a little challenging to draw for newbies. If you are looking for a guide, you can learn from this easy eagle drawing tutorial for kids. It will be mainly for beginners and those who have not drawn a bird or eagle before.
So, we have provided simple instructions and hand-drawn pictures for each step for a basic sketch of an eagle in a sitting pose with no extra details and special textures to add. However, after the outline, you will learn to color it in the same brown, white, and yellow colors while also learning how we can make certain areas darker in the shade to show inbody-shadows at different body parts of an eagle. So, follow along and learn how to draw an eagle in a few minutes.
Bird drawings, in the beginning, seem very complicated, especially when someone demands to make one flying or another pose. So, we brought this easy drawing guide for kids. But, Before going to the eagle drawing tutorial, let's first talk about today's featured technique:
In-Body Shadows In Eagle Drawing
Why Needed? Inbody Shadows are needed to add a professional finish (simple or detailed both!) to a character or object drawing (here, eagle!), whether you place it in a setting or not. These shadows are created when you consider a light source in the drawing. If you place it in a setting, there will be more shadows on the subject from other objects in the setting!
How Created? These shadows result from parts that may block the light from reaching other parts (the underparts!). In the case of eagle drawing, you have to imagine the dominant parts. In the case of our eagle drawing (you can see below!), you can notice shadows in parts: The whole belly and thigh, wings near them, tail, the part below the feathery neck zig-zags, legs, and many more.
