How to Draw a Turkey for Kids

Artist: Dawn / August 8, 2011
How to Draw a Turkey for Kids

Step 1.


Make two egg shapes and then add the facial guides for the turkey's face.

Step 2.


Start drawing out the actual outline of the turkey's body starting with the head, and draw in the neck, and then the body.

Step 3.


You will get the whole face drawn in next, and when you start be sure to use the facial guidelines. Draw the eyes, eyeballs, beak, and gobbler. Add some dashes on the shoulders for the wings.

Step 4.


All you have to do here in step four is draw out the stubby thick legs and then draw in the two toed feet.

Step 5.


For the last step all you have to do is draw in the fanned out tail which is neat. Erase all the lines and shapes that you drew in step one.

Step 6.


Here is the finished drawing when you are all done. Color in your new turkey and even save the picture for Thanksgiving.

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Artist: Dawn
Date Added: August 8, 2011
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Description: I’m almost done for the night guys, which means you will be on your way to picking and choosing what to draw next. Here is another animal that will be placed in the ‘for kids’ section. It’s on "how to draw a turkey for kids", step by step. I figured that this is an important bird to upload for kids because if you think about it, Thanksgiving is just right around the corner. I know that many of you already have an easy way to make a turkey, like tracing your hand for the fanned out tail feathers, or drawing a baseball shape for the head and neck combined. This tutorial that you are looking at is going to be one of the easiest lessons that you will come across. It shows you in such a simple way how to draw a turkey using the for kids style. I hope you like it, learn from it, and post it when you’re done. Thanks for joining me once again, I will be flying out of this description for now to tackle another, peace!

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