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How to Draw A Rooster – A Step by Step Guide
There are many effective alarm clocks that you can use, but few are as effective (or more jarring) than the sound of a rooster piercing the morning air.
These tenacious birds are very unique looking and have a lot of character!
This unique appearance has made them popular in many artworks, and lots of people wonder how they can learn how to draw a rooster.
If you’re one of those people then you’ve come to the right place!
This step-by-step guide on how to draw a rooster will show you how easy and fun it can be to draw one of these amazing birds.
How to Draw A Rooster – Let’s get Started!
We will be drawing the head of the rooster in this first step of our guide on how to draw a rooster. You can start by drawing the small, sharp beak of the rooster.
Then, the beak will extend into the large and impressive crest on top of the head. Then, you can use a rounded line underneath the beak for the wattle hanging below the face.
Finally, you can use a small circle for the eye and then add some feather details around that area of the face. Then you can finish off this step by drawing the neck down from the head.
Step 2 – Next, draw some more of the neck
This step of your rooster drawing will be quite simple. All you will be doing in this step is extend the neck further down using some more curved lines.
You can use a few smaller lines instead of one solid one to give the neck the appearance of being feathery.
Then, once you have it looking as it does in the reference image you’re ready to proceed!
How to Draw a Rooster
I am glad to bring to your attention this wonderful drawing lesson, in which I will tell and show you how to draw a rooster step by step. This lesson will greatly help you improve your artistic skills, as well as learn more about such a poultry as a rooster.
I am sure that each of you has ever seen a rooster. In addition to the fact that you could see a rooster live, the image of a rooster is often found in various fairy tales, poems and songs, as well as cartoons.
The rooster is a domestic bird that is covered with feathers. The rooster has a red comb on its head, and a red beard is located under the beak. The eyes of the rooster are widely spaced, so the rooster has good eyesight.
The nose and mouth of the rooster are presented in the form of a beak, it is sharp and compressed on the sides. Also, roosters have short spurs on their legs. Roosters are male hens, but in appearance they differ from them.
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 35 minutes
How to Draw a Rooster
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Draw the outline of the body of the rooster. To begin, depict a figure as shown in the figure, using a long, curved line.
Add the eye and the rooster’s beak Sketch out the eye in the form of an oval, as well as the pointed beak.
Depict the comb and beard. On the head of the rooster draw the comb using arcs, add the beard under the beak.
Sketch out the plumage lines of the rooster. In the center of the torso and below it, add some curved lines as shown.
Draw the legs of the rooster. Depict two legs with pointed claws using curved lines.
Add the wing and part of the rooster’s tail. On the torso draw arcs, add curved and rounded lines in the back of the torso.
Depict the rooster’s tail. Use long, curved and rounded lines to draw the bushy tail of the rooster.
Correct inaccuracies. Use the eraser to remove any unnecessary guidelines.
Color the drawing. To color the rooster, use gray, orange, brown, red, and black.
Now you can download the PDF file that I have prepared for your convenience. This file contains all the necessary useful materials for this lesson so that you can not lose this lesson in the absence of an Internet connection, and also return to it at any time convenient for you.
