How to Draw Nester, Scaredy Squirrel, Nester
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Make one circle for Nester's head and then draw in body line as well as the face guide.
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You will now draw out Nester's head and this should be very simple to do because it is a simple shape to draw. When that is done, make the shapes for his eyeglasses, and then color in some pupils. Don't forget to draw those feathers hanging off the h
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The next thing you want to do is draw in Nester's beak which is almost like his mother, and then draw in that cheek line which forms a bump near the beak or mouth. Draw the frame for the glasses, and then draw in or color the eyebrows and add some ha
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Draw in Nester's shirt collar and then draw out the rest of his torso. You will then draw in a sleeve and lastly his name tag.
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Draw the waist line, and then sketch out the three tipped feathered wing. Make a line on the name tag and move on.
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Make long legs and chicken like feet. The toes are long, and the tail is stiff and is sort of shaped like his feet. Draw some marks on the legs and then erase the lines and shapes that you drew in step one.
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This is what your drawing will look like when you are all done. Now you can get busy coloring in your new bird. Thanks a bunch for joining with another fun lesson.
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August 19, 2011
Description: Nester is next, and he is the yellow canary that helps run the Stash n’ Hoard. Now, from what I understand, Nester’s mother is the owner, which makes Momma Nester’s mother. He is a nerdy looking bird that is holding so much in. His personality is described as being explosive, and wound like a ticking bomb. You see, Nester has a real bad temper and sometimes it really takes a lot out of Nester if he tries to hold those angry emotions inside. He has admitted to having an anger problem, but unfortunately he’d rather loose consciousness, than to ever get in touch with his emotional side. This tutorial is going to be on "how to draw Nester", step by step. Like his mamma, Nester is going to be a rather simple bird to recreate. His small body and long legs make him a perfect candidate for novice artists to draw. I really hope you had a lot of fun like I did when I tackled this Scaredy Squirrel character. My return is eminent, so beware.
