Learn how to draw a great looking Penguin Chick with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Penguin Chick.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Penguin Chick

How to Draw a Great Looking Penguin Chick for Kids and Beginners - Step 1

1. Begin the penguin chick outline by drawing its eyes. Draw two ovals with smaller ovals inside them. Shade between the shapes in each set. Notice that one eye is much narrower than the other.
Drawing Step 2

2. Next, sketch the head of the cartoon baby penguin. Use a squiggly line to outline the fuzzy head.
At the base of the head, draw a series of short lines. Use a curved, rounded triangle for the beak. Use a curved line to enclose the lower portion of the beak. Then, contour around the base of the beak with short lines.
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Drawing Step 3

3. Detail the baby bird's face. Use zigzag lines and a series of short lines to encircle the eyes and beak.
Drawing Step 4

4. Use overlapping squiggly lines to draw the penguin's body - one line for the chest and another for the abdomen. Draw short lines at the end of each line.
Drawing Step 5

5. Draw the baby penguin's back, again using a long squiggly line.
Drawing Step 6

6. Draw the flipper or wing. Use a long curved line for the front or leading edge of the wing, and a squiggly line for the back. Draw a series of short lines where the wing meets the body.
Drawing Step 7

7. Draw the remaining wing. Again, use a curved line and a squiggly line.
Add More Details to Your Penguin Chick Picture - Step 8

8. Draw the penguin's feet. Use overlapping curved lines to sketch the toes. Enclose a rounded triangle at the tip of each toe to indicate the toenails or claws. Contour the tops of the toes with short lines.
Complete the Outline of Your Penguin Chick Drawing - Step 9

9. Complete your penguin chick outline by texturing its fluffy body. Use groupings of several short lines.
Color Your Penguin Chick Drawing

Color your cartoon of a baby penguin. We've shaded ours gray, black, and white, just like a real-life emperor penguin.
For more great bird drawing tutorials, see the collection of How to Draw Birds Step-by-Step Drawings.
Learn More About The Penguin Chick Drawing
Would you like to learn how to draw a penguin chick? They are cute and easy to draw. This simple, step-by-step wildlife drawing tutorial can show you how.
Penguins are marine or ocean-dwelling birds. They cannot fly through the air, but they are excellent swimmers, appearing to "fly" through the water.
We often think of penguins as living in snowy areas, floating on ice floes or glaciers (like this baby polar bear). But of the 21 penguin species, only a few live in Antarctica. The Galapagos penguin even lives in the tropics!
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This baby penguin cartoon resembles the real-life hatchlings of the Emperor penguin, found in Antarctica.
You may have seen real-life footage of baby emperor penguins in the documentary March of the Penguins. Or, you may recognize them from cartoons such as Happy Feet or The Pebble and the Penguin.
If you like this penguin chick outline, draw a whole colony of penguins! You can learn how to draw an adult penguin here.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw a Realistic Owl Face or Owl Face Drawing tutorials.
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