Learn how to draw a great looking Easy Cartoon Cow with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Easy Cartoon Cow.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing an Easy Cartoon Cow
How to Draw a Great Looking Easy Cartoon Cow for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the easy cartoon cow outline by drawing the animal's cute face. Draw a large curved shape for the snout. Inside it, draw a wide "U" shaped line for the mouth and shade two small ovals for the nostrils.
Above it, enclose two partial ovals for the eyes. Inside each eye, draw a smaller oval and shade around it.
Drawing Step 2
2. Above the eyes, use connected, curved lines to enclose a cloudlike shape. This is a tuft of fur on top of the cow's head.
Connect the fur to the snout with curved lines. From the sides of the cow's head, extend curved lines and double them back on themselves to form the horns.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Below the horns, extend another set of curved lines and double them back on themselves to form the cow's ears.
Draw a curved line to contour each ear. Draw a partial circle beneath the head and draw two pairs of lines from it to the snout. This will become a collar with a bell.
Drawing Step 4
4. Use a curved line to enclose the irregular shape of the cowbell. Draw a curved line across the bottom of the bell, and enclose a half-circle underneath it.
Then draw a curved line from the side of the collar to the bell.
Drawing Step 5
5. For each leg, draw a long curved line and double it back on itself.
Notice how the legs get smaller just above the hooves, and they are flattened on the bottom. Band each leg with a curved line, then use another curved line for the belly.
Drawing Step 6
6. Use a long curved line to draw the cow's back and rear leg. Band the leg with a curved line in the narrow spot just above the hoof.
Drawing Step 7
7. Use a series of curved lines to enclose the udder and the remaining rear foot. Band the narrow part of the leg with a curved line.
Add More Details to Your Easy Cartoon Cow Picture - Step 8
8. Extend two curved lines from the cow's rump, allowing them to meet. This is the cow's tail. Draw a teardrop-shaped tuft of fur at the tip of the tail. Texture the hairs with curved lines.
Complete the Outline of Your Easy Cartoon Cow Drawing - Step 9
9. Use curved lines to enclose spots all over the cow's body.
Color Your Easy Cartoon Cow Drawing
Your easy cartoon cow outline is now complete. Color your cute character. Many spotted cows are white with black spots. Others are brown with white spots.
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Learn More About The Easy Cartoon Cow Drawing
Whether you're drawing a farm or a carton of milk, you need to add this easy cartoon cow drawing to your repertoire. Our step-by-step animal drawing tutorial will show you how.
Cows are friendly and familiar animals. They are raised on farms all over the world, both for milk and meat.
As mentioned above, can you sketch your cow into this milk carton drawing or this farm drawing?
Did you know? We often use the term "cow" as a species name, but technically, a cow is a female.
The species is called cattle or bovines, and males are known as bulls, oxen, or steers. Learn how to draw a bull here.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw a Seal or Easy Cartoon Dog Drawing tutorials.
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