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Art an owl, drawing an owl, easy art, easy drawing, easy owl art, easy owl drawing, owl art with water colour, owl arr with doms brush pen, owl art, owl drawing with water colour, owl drawing with doms brush pen. • Find on me:- • Youtube👇 • খুশির কবিতা • ---------------------------------- • Facebook👇 • Doly dolymiaji • ---------------------------------- • Thank you for watching • Don't forget to like button and subscribe • ♥️ • খুশির কবিতা • Barishal, Bangladesh • #art • #uniqeshorts • #shortvideo • #খুশিরকবিতা • #viralshorts • #painting • • To draw an owl, you can follow these simple steps: • 1. **Basic Shape**: • Start with an oval or circle for the head. • Draw a larger oval beneath it for the body. • 2. **Guidelines**: • Add a vertical line down the center of the head and body to keep your drawing symmetrical. • Draw a horizontal line across the middle of the head for eye placement. • 3. **Eyes and Beak**: • Draw two large circles on the horizontal guideline for the eyes. • Add smaller circles within these for the pupils. • Draw a small triangle or diamond shape between the eyes for the beak. • 4. **Wings and Feet**: • Sketch two curved lines on each side of the body for the wings. • Draw small ovals or circles at the bottom of the body for the feet. • 5. **Details**: • Add feathers to the wings and body by drawing small, curved lines. • Draw tufts of feathers on top of the head for a more realistic look. • Add texture to the body with short, curved lines. • 6. **Final Touches**: • Erase any unnecessary guidelines. • Outline your drawing with a pen or darker pencil. • Add shading or color to bring your owl to life. • • Here are some tips on coloring your owl drawing: • 1. *Choose Your Medium* • **Colored Pencils**: Great for detailed work and blending. • **Markers**: Bright and bold colors but less forgiving with mistakes. • **Watercolors**: Soft, natural look but requires practice for control. • **Crayons**: Good for a more textured appearance. • 2. *Base Colors* • Start with light base colors. For a typical owl, you might use shades of brown, gray, or white. • Lightly color the entire owl, leaving areas for highlights uncolored or lightly shaded. • 3. *Layering and Blending* • Gradually build up layers of color to add depth. Use slightly darker shades for the second layer. • Blend colors smoothly by overlapping strokes. For colored pencils, use a blending pencil or a soft cloth. • 4. *Shading and Highlights* • Determine your light source and add shadows accordingly. Use darker tones where shadows fall (under the wings, around the eyes, etc.). • Add highlights with lighter colors or a white pencil/marker on areas that catch the most light (top of the head, edges of feathers). • 5. *Feather Details* • Use fine, short strokes to mimic the texture of feathers. • Vary the colors slightly to add realism (use multiple shades of brown, gray, or whatever base color you chose). • Pay attention to feather patterns, especially on the wings and around the eyes. • 6. *Eyes and Beak* • Eyes: Use a vibrant color like yellow, orange, or brown. Add a white dot for a reflective light spot. • Beak: Typically dark brown or gray. Use a darker shade for shadows and lighter for highlights. • 7. *Background (Optional)* • If you want a background, consider a simple gradient or natural setting like a tree branch. • Use complementary colors to make the owl stand out. • 8. *Final Touches* • Add any final details with fine-tipped markers or pencils. • Check for consistency in shadows and highlights to ensure a cohesive look. • 9. *Fixative (For Certain Mediums)* • If using colored pencils or pastels, consider a fixative spray to prevent smudging. • Taking your time with each step will help achieve a more polished and realistic result. Happy coloring!

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