Polar bears are large, muscular animals with short legs and powerful
forelimbs. The polar bear’s body is streamlined for navigating ice,
water, and land. Their elongated torso and tapered head and neck are
perfect for long distance swimming, while large feet give them better
traction on the ice. Thick fur protects them from the cold. Try to bring
out these traits in your drawing.
The key to drawing anything is to break it down into basic shapes. If
you can draw circles and ovals, you can draw a polar bear. Don’t be
discouraged if your first attempt doesn’t turn out exactly like the
picture. Practice makes perfect, so let’s begin!
Click the image below to view the step-by-step polar bear drawing tutorial.
Don’t give up if your first drawings aren’t perfect. Art is not
something that can be learned overnight. Drawing is a skill that must be
practiced and supplemented through observation, so keep a sketchbook,
and take it with you everywhere. Look around you, draw what you see.
Visit the zoo and sketch animals. Sketch people at the mall. The more
you draw, the better you’ll get. Good luck!
Here's another article written by me with more animal sketching tips and resources.
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