Friendly fur-babies. Baby animals that steal your heart. Dancing flowers. Cartoon characters and personified objects with smiling faces - there's almost too much cuteness here for just one list!... Read more
Owls are large, elegant birds that have inspired artists and writers for centuries. Continue this tradition.. Read more
Owls are large birds known for their beautiful feathers and stunning eyes. Learn how to draw an owl face.. Read more
Turkeys are large birds with oddly shaped heads and feathers that fan out behind their bodies. With a turkey face drawing.. Read more
Would you like to learn how to draw a hummingbird feeder? This easy, step-by-step cartoon object drawing guide will help you learn to draw a hummingbird feeder outline... Read more
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... Read more
Would you like to learn how to draw an ostrich cartoon? This easy, step-by-step cartoon bird drawing tutorial can help you master the ostrich outline... Read more
Let's go on a wildlife safari! A safari is an expedition to see animals in the wild. Safaris are especially popular in Africa. Do you know which of the animals listed below you might see on an African safari? On the savannah, you might observe elephants, lions, cheetahs, giraffes, crocodiles, hyenas, rhinos, hippos, and zebras...
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There are more than 10 thousand species of birds that call our planet home. Each one has unique patterns of feathers and various vocalizations that make it different from other types of birds. Here, you can learn how to draw many of these amazing animals... Read more
Would you like to learn how to draw the famous Daffy Duck from Looney Tunes? This easy, step-by-step cartoon character drawing tutorial is here to show you how... Read more
Are you on an adventure in search of animal drawing ideas? If so, you've come to the right place. Whether you're drawing for fun or to enhance your skills, our step-by-step animal drawing tutorials will help you create your own zoo... Read more
Birds, especially bluebirds, are often used as symbols of spring in art and animation. Disney, for example, has plenty of examples - Mr. Bluebird from Song of the South, Kessie from Winnie the Pooh, and various unnamed birds seen during Snow White's performance of "Whistle While You Work, Sleeping Beauty's "Once Upon a Dream," or those twitterpated pairs from Bambi... Read more
Pelicans are seafaring birds famous for their extendable throat pouch that they use as a fishing net. They are large birds; many have wingspans of more than 10 ft or 3 meters. The name "pelican" comes from an ancient Greek word meaning "ax."... Read more
The goose is a water bird, larger in size than the duck. People domesticated the goose thousands of years ago. It has been kept as a food source and for its warm feathers, which are used in pillows, quilts, and coats... Read more
Vultures or buzzards are raptors or birds of prey, similar to eagles and hawks. There are 23 species of vultures worldwide. These large birds are known for being scavengers, eating dead carcasses as part of nature's cleanup crew... Read more
The bird's skull is made up of five parts: the top of the head, or frontal area; the back of the head, or parietal area; the premaxillary and nasal areas of the top beak; and the mandible or bottom beak... Read more
Several hundred bird species around the world are considered pigeons or doves. These peaceful birds are known for making a gentle cooing sound. Most pigeons are... Read more
Sparrows are a common sight the world over, being native or imported to every continent except Antarctica. These small brown birds are comfortable around human settlements, and their habitats range from forests to deserts to open country. They eat seeds and insects, and many are quite vocal... Read more
The bald eagle, a type of sea eagle, is the national bird of the United States. It appears on the national seal and many coins, as well as on decorations for patriotic holidays, such as the Fourth of July... Read more
Nearly 60 species of falcons live in various climates throughout the world. They are birds of prey resembling the related hawks and eagles. Falcons are known for their speed and grace. In fact, a diving peregrine falcon is the fastest animal in the world. They often nest on the sides of cliffs or tall buildings... Read more