Learn how to draw a great looking Bird Feeder with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Bird Feeder.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Bird Feeder
How to Draw a Great Looking Bird Feeder for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the bird feeder outline by sketching the house-like shape. For the base of the feeder, draw a rectangular shape, but notice that two diagonal corners have been flattened.
Then, use straight lines to sketch the triangle and rectangle shapes of the roof.
Drawing Step 2
2. Begin sketching the wall, erasing as necessary. Draw narrow, vertical, rectangular shapes that are slanted on the top. Use straight lines to enclose the corner of the roof.
Draw another straight, horizontal line near the peak of the roof. Then, detail the base of the bird feeder. Use straight lines to outline and texture the rectangular front and side.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Draw more walls. Use straight, vertical lines to enclose and detail the rectangular shapes. Then, draw straight lines between some of the tops and bottoms of these pillars.
Drawing Step 4
4. Detail the roof with straight lines. Use curved lines to sketch the “C” shaped hanging hook, the knot, and the cord that holds it.
Finish detailing the base of the feeder with straight lines. Then, use curved lines to indicate the food inside.
Drawing Step 5
5. Begin to draw a happy bird, erasing as necessary. Draw the teardrop-shaped beak and band it with a curved line.
Use additional curved lines to outline the head, eye, brow, wing, and the tuft of feathers on the back of the head. Shade a small oval within the eye to indicate the pupil.
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Drawing Step 6
6. Complete your sketch of the bird, erasing as necessary. Use curved lines to sketch the belly, tail, and feet, and to detail the neck.
Drawing Step 7
7. Use curved lines to draw a tree branch in the background. Notice how the lines of the twigs meet at sharp points, and how the curved lines overlap where the limb meets the trunk of the tree.
Add More Details to Your Bird Feeder Picture - Step 8
8. Draw teardrop-shaped leaves, connecting them to the twigs using the curved lines that indicate the leaf stems and veins. Use additional curved lines to draw more tree trunk and branches.
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Complete the Outline of Your Bird Feeder Drawing - Step 9
9. Complete your bird feeder outline by drawing additional leaves and the cloud-like tops of other bushes and trees in the background.
Color Your Bird Feeder Drawing
Color your cartoon bird feeder. We’ve shaded our bird in brown and tan tones to resemble the familiar sparrow.
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Learn More About The Bird Feeder Drawing
"Though her words are simple and few, 'Listen, listen,' she's calling to you, 'Feed the birds, tuppence a bag... Tuppence, tuppence, tuppence a bag." - "Feed the Birds," song from Mary Poppins
Would you like to learn how to draw a bird feeder? This easy, step-by-step object drawing guide will help you master the bird feeder outline.
Do you have a bird feeder in your backyard? Many people do. Feeding and watching birds is a fun hobby, one which helps you learn about the animals that live in your neighborhood.
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Some people like to keep records of the birds they see. These are called life lists. You can use a book called a field guide to help you figure out what the birds are.
What types of birds might you see? If you live in North America, the Northern Cardinal is a common feeder bird. It is readily identified by its bright red color.
Mourning doves, a type of pigeon, often congregate under bird feeders. Chipmunks and squirrels like eating from the feeder, too!
You may also see mockingbirds or eastern bluebirds, though these rarely visit bird feeders. Why not draw pictures to illustrate your life list?
If you liked this drawing tutorial, see also the following guides: Toucan drawing, Blue Jay drawing, and Raven drawing.
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