How to Draw a Baby Panda, Baby Panda Bear Cub
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Here you will begin with a shape for the panda's head then sketch in the facial guidelines.
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Now that you have a guide to work with, you can begin drawing out the actual structure of the baby panda's head which should include some chubby cheeks, an ear, and some fluff on top of the head.
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Draw in the other ear, then draw out two large shapes or circles for the marking rings around the eyes in a later step. Add detailing inside of the ear, then draw the nose and mouth.
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All you have to do here is draw out the actual eyeballs, then the pupils.
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Draw out the stubby baby panda arms, then move to the next step which is step six.
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All you have to do is draw out the feet and one visible leg. The rounded butt should be drawn in too. Add some minor detailing, then erase the mistakes.
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For your last drawing step all that needs to be done is draw out the back, then draw in the puffy stubby tail. You will need to draw the foot padding as well as the toes, and fingers.
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Now that you have finished, you should end up with a drawing on a baby panda that looks like the one you see here. All you need to do now is color it in.
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June 11, 2017
Description: Hey guys, here is another installment to the baby animal collection that I will be doing for a while. It is on "how to draw a baby panda", step by step. I wanted this panda to be super cute and really easy to replicate because I know how many of you all love these fuzzy bamboo eating bears. The bears expression is very sad, but he could also be looking very shy as well. Either way you look at this panda you know one thing, it's an adorable display which means you will definitely enjoy drawing panda bears like the one you see here. I know I have drawn and made many lessons in the past on panda bears, but they are too cute to pass up. I don't know if it's because they’re black and white, or because they are a rare animal species. No matter, I like them nonetheless. Well that's about it. Enjoy drawing a baby panda of your own, then upload your finished work to Dragoart.com for others to see. Peace out folks.
