The largest and most beloved zoo inhabitant by many people is the elephant. By the way, the elephant not only surpasses the inhabitants of the zoo in size, it is, moreover, the largest mammal on our entire planet. In some countries of the world, people take elephants as their helpers. A kid who has never seen this huge animal can draw an elephant on paper.
Instructions
Step 1
The body of an elephant on paper should be drawn in the form of a large circle.
Step 2
The head of an elephant is also a circle, only 3-4 times smaller than the body of the animal.
Step 3
Next, the elephant needs to draw a long trunk. At the same time, the kid needs to be explained that it is with the trunk of the elephant that it gets its food - it picks the grass from the ground and the leaves from the trees.
Step 4
Now the elephant needs to draw the big ears that the animal needs to protect it from overheating. By the way, the pattern of veins on the surface of an elephant's ears is also individual, like a person's fingerprints.
Step 5
Next, the elephant needs to draw small eyes and a mouth. Because the drawing of an elephant will belong to a child, you can draw this animal smiling.
Step 6
It's time to add legs to the elephant. They are very powerful in this animal, because it is on the legs that the main load falls from the incredible weight of the elephant's body.
Step 7
Now draw round toes on the elephant's legs and show the folds of the knees in the form of rounded curls.
Step 8
The last step in drawing an elephant is the image of its little tail. It is very strange that the tail is so small compared to other parts of the body. But this is how nature intended. By the way, still quite foolish elephants, so as not to get lost on a walk, hold on to the tails of their elephant mothers with their proboscis.
Step 9
The only thing left to do is to paint the elephant. In nature, this animal is usually gray in color. But in the picture it can be painted in any color: blue, blue, red, pink, yellow, purple, orange. It is better to entrust this activity to a child, because children's fantasy, unlike the fantasy of adults, is limitless.
