Learn how to draw a great looking Biodiversity with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Biodiversity.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Biodiversity
How to Draw a Great Looking Biodiversity for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the biodiversity outline by sketching the sea turtle drawing. Use long curved lines that double back on themselves to draw his head and front flippers. Detail the face with a smiling mouth and inquisitive eye.
Draw curved lines above and below the turtle's body. Then, extend a pair of lines behind the flipper and allow them to meet at a gentle point. Next, use curved lines to enclose the top and bottom of the shell.
Texture the shell with curved lines. Extend another line from the back of the shell and double it back on itself, enclosing the rear flipper.
Easy Biodiversity Drawing - Step 2
2. Next, draw the cartoon dolphin. Use curved lines to sketch its beak, body, flippers, and tail. Notice how the dorsal and tail fins end at sharp points. Use curved lines to draw the smiling mouth and eye.
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Easy Biodiversity Drawing - Step 3
3. Draw the cartoon fish. Use curved lines for the bodies, fins, and tails, noting the sharp points. Use small ovals for the eyes. Detail the bodies using curved lines for the mouth, gills, and lateral lines.
Easy Biodiversity Drawing - Step 4
4. Draw a large circle partially hidden by the dolphin. This will become the planet Earth.
On top of the earth, use curved lines to sketch the trunk, branches, and leafy crown of a tree, as well as the blades of grass at its base. Enclose a narrow shape beside it, with partial heart shapes on each side. This is a butterfly.
Easy Biodiversity Drawing - Step 5
5. Use curved lines to sketch the continents of the Earth. On this side of the planet, you can see North America and South America, with Greenland above and a Caribbean island in between. You can also see the western coasts of Europe and Africa.
Easy Biodiversity Drawing - Step 6
6. Draw a wavy line across the middle of the page, passing behind the Earth. This is the surface of the water. Draw bubbles - circles of different sizes - beneath the waves.
Easy Biodiversity Drawing - Step 7
7. Use curved lines to draw seaweed and coral. Notice that the seaweed is pointed and contains a central vein.
Add More Details to Your Biodiversity Picture - Step 8
8. Use curved lines to sketch an elephant and a giraffe drawing standing on the surface of the planet.
Complete the Outline of Your Biodiversity Drawing - Step 9
9. Use curved lines to sketch a large hummingbird hovering alongside the planet. Notice the sharp points of the beak, wings, and feet, as well as the banding around the neck.
Color Your Biodiversity Drawing
Your biodiversity drawing is now complete. Color your drawing. Our example is rich in blues and greens - green landmasses, plants, and the hummingbird; blue waters and skies. We've also shaded each of the animals in a realistic fashion.
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Learn More About The Biodiversity Drawing
Animals, plants, fungi, and microscopic organisms come in an astounding variety. You can capture this richness with this easy, step-by-step biodiversity drawing.
What is represented by this biodiversity drawing? "Biodiversity is all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area," according to the World Wildlife Fund.
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Here, the area in question is the whole planet! Our illustration includes water and land plants; ocean-dwelling fish, mammals, and reptiles; large mammals from Africa; a bird native to the Americas; and a butterfly - an insect found all around the world.
What other animals would you like to add? It is your drawing so you can be creative! Check out our collection of animal drawing guides for more inspiration.
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