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How to Draw a Flying Eagle – Easy Bird in Flight Drawing for Kids

 


How to draw a flying eagle? With Monkey Pen’s step-by-step guide, you can create a wonderful drawing of an eagle in flight.

Step 1: First draw the beak of the eagle, which is slightly curved. The upper beak looks broader and has a dot, while the lower beak is narrow. 

Step 2: Draw its fluffy head that appears rounded with few spikes  

Step 3: Create its neck, which is again fluffy with spikes.  

Step 4: Draw its feather on the body with a slanting line on the right side.

Step 5: Complete the first layer of feathers using a series of tiny U's.

Step 6: Make another layer of feathers just like the above.

Step 7: Draw its third layer of wings, with long, narrow finger-like shapes.

Step 8: Complete the whole layer using some tiny U's, followed by a small vertical line that goes upwards.

Step 9: Draw a curved line below the neck.

Step 10: Between the curved line and layer of feathers, add a U-like design with tiny bumps, which appears like a sac.

Step 11: Below it, draw a rounded square with a sharp oval inside at the middle of the extreme right side. This is the eagle's right leg

Step 12: Draw the eagle’s back with a fluffy design, right below the sac.

Step 13: Draw the tail wing at the back, which is softer.

Step 14: Create its first layer of left-side wing just like the right side, but shorter.

Step 15: Draw the second layer of the left side wing with a fluffy design.

Step 16: Then make the third, fluffier layer of feathers.

Step 17: Create its left leg below a wide sac.

Step 18: Include feather patterns for the third layer on the right side, using vertical lines.

Step 19: Add vertical lines across the third layer of wings on the left side too.

Step 20: On the tail, don’t forget to give feather patterns using vertical lines.

Step 21: To show fluffy feathers on the body, give tiny U's randomly. Also use vertical lines within the legs to indicate claws.

Step 22: Add an eye for the eagle with a tiny circle and a curved line above.

Step 23: Fill in the eye to show its eyeball.

Step 24: Fill in the eye to show its eyeball.



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