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In today's drawing lesson, will will learn how to draw a duck with a pencil step by step for beginners. We draw a domestic white duck.

  Step 1. Draw the duck's head.

  Let's start with the head. Draw a circle to make it easier to draw and the curve showed the middle of the head. Then, draw the eye, it is in the middle closer to the top. Then we need to draw the beak. The length of the beak is slightly more than the diagonal of the circle, located at 45 degrees. Once finished, erase the circle.

  Step 2. Outline the body of the duck.

  Now we need to sketch out the neck and body of the duck. To make it more correct, we make a sketch with straight lines.

  Step 3. Draw the duck's body and neck.

Next, we draw smooth lines of the neck and body along the intended trajectories. Where there are sharp corners, we just bevel them and get a beautiful silhouette. Next, sketch out the location of the duck's legs.

    Step 4. Draw the duck's feathers and paws.

  For convenience, I drew only one paw, look at the second in the next picture. We draw a small tail, with small curves we show the wing. We also start to add texture to show the feathers.

  Step 5. Finalizing the duck drawing.

  Draw the second paw. We also imitate feathers all over the body. We make the bottom and middle of the neck a little darker because of the shadow. We apply shadows on the beak, a little on the head. The duck drawing is ready.

    Today, in our drawing tutorial, we will learn to draw a whale. Specifically, we will look at how to draw a humpback whale.

  The humpback whale is rather large. Its length reaches 17-18 meters, and the maximum recorded weight is 48 tons. The humpback whale differs from other striped whales in the characteristic shape and color of the body, the shape of the dorsal fin, the size of the pectoral fins, large "warts" on the snout and at the ends of the pectoral fins, and the uneven edge of the caudal fin. The body of a humpback whale is shortened and dense, expanded in the anterior part, thinned and laterally compressed in the posterior part.

   Step 1. Outline the head and the front flipper of our whale.

Start by outlining the head of the humpback whale and its flipper. Also mark the position of its eye. In the drawing below, we also added a few lines to show the whale is swimming in the ocean. You can skip these lines if you would like for now.

   Step 2. Outline the back of the whale, its tale, and mouth.

In this step, we add the lines to outline the rest of the whale's body, its tail. We also add a line to denote its mouth and they upper part of the eye.

   Step 3. Draw the humpback whale in more detail.

  Now that we outlined the shape of the whale's body and head, we continue to finesse the little details. Draw its tail and flippers. Then draw out the whale's eye. You will also want to denote the line separating the upper part of the whale from its belly.

   Step 4. Draw out the humpback's head in detail.

  Draw the eye of the whale. Then draw the baleen in its mouth that substitutes teeth in whales and is used to filter krill. Lastly, draw the ventral pleats on the bottom of the whale that reach all the way to its bottom jaw.

     Step 5. Shading and hatching the humpback whale's drawing.

  In the last step, apply coloring to the top of the whale as well as shading its bottom.

In Halloween spirit, for this lesson we will draw a gargoyle in stages with a pencil. The gargoyle is originally a drainage structure in Gothic buildings, which was depicted in various forms, demons, mermaids, dragons, etc. Subsequently, the gargoyle began to have a mythical character, a demonic image of an animal that drives away evil spirits.

        Step 1. Outline the back of the gargoyle.

  The drawing will have a side view, we outline the back of the gargoyle as well as mark the pedestal.

            Step 2. Outline the rest of the body of the gargoyle.

  In this step we are drawing the frame of the future gargoyle drawing. With a few auxiliary lines and circles we show the limbs, wings, and joints. Now we are slowly starting to add details. I start with the head, because then it will be easier to understand what the whole gargoyle will be like.

            Step 3. Draw the body of the gargoyle.

  Now, using the frame lines from the previous step, we outline the general view. The main thing here is not to rush and carefully look at what happens making sure the dimensions are right.

            Step 4. Harden the original lines, drawing gargoyle in more detail.

  So, now let's give free rein to imagination and begin to carefully draw our gargoyle. Add horns and spikes to taste. Let's not forget the muscles. And remember, the scarier the better. As you can see, in this step we draw over the original auxiliary lines making them harder while slowly erasing the auxiliary lines.

            Step 5. Hatching the gargoyle drawing.

  And the end result. Let's breathe life into our demon. Work the shadows, the texture of the stone, and everything else that makes the gargoyle look real.

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