How to Draw a Vulture
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Start off by making a small circle for the head, then draw an oblong shape for the body of the bird. Add legs and feet guides as well.
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Using the smaller circle you previously made, sketch out the shape of the head and hook curled snout or beak. The neck is curved as well as you can see.
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Sketch in the eye followed by all of the detailing on the vulture's face. This includes the scabs and scars. Sketch in more of the vulture's neck. As you know these birds sit in a hunched or slouched over pose.
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Here you will sketch the large wide shaped wings. The ends of the wings should be rugged and pointed. They are not neat looking birds as far as cleanliness goes.
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Now you can draw in one of the legs and talon. The clawed foot should look like it's gripping onto the object it is perched upon.
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Now you can begin drawing the first row or rack of ribs which are in a skeletal form. This is probably from a large animal. Add some shading between some of the rib bones like you see here.
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Sketch in the second rib cage, then sketch in the detailing to the ground so the ribs look embedded in the earth.
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All you will do for this last step is sketch in the tail and tail feathers, then sketch in scuffs on the rib bones and detail the ground. Erase the mistakes and guides too.
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April 18, 2014
Description: I think I have only done a couple lessons on the vulture bird. One is from long ago and the other is drawn in a for kids style. Today I will be showing you once again "how to draw a vulture", step by step. This vulture is highly detailed and is sitting or is perched upon a rib cage from an animal of sorts. I really love how this vulture turned out, I especially love the coloring job. You can obtain the same shades by shading in areas using a combination of colors. I do how you enjoy drawing another vulture, I know for a fact this this one is way better then the original. Adios folks.