How to Draw a Toucan
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How to Draw a Toucan
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a toucan.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw a toucan.
And a toucan is a bird from the jungle. And, that's where they're supposed to be. But one time I went into a pet store to look at dogs, and they had a toucan in there, and it was in a big cage.
And it was it wasn't very happy. It seemed like it needed to be in the wild. So I'm going to draw that toucan. They got big eyes, like this. And they got kind of big heads. And then the toucan. The thing that makes it special is it has this. I think it has the little stripes on it.
And they have these big huge beaks that they like to eat with. And these toucans eat nuts and all kinds of things. I'm going to work a little bit more on this beak because I kind of messed up a little bit.
But it's okay. I shouldn't say mess up. We're always just a work in progress. Okay now, the toucans, they got this body here. Okay and their feathers. Yeah. Lost some feathers. Let's pull that one up. Okay, then they have these jumpy legs. They like to jump.
And they kind of have claws on them. And, they're black mainly. So we're in luck today. And so we're going to go ahead and give this toucan some color.
For absence of color, I don't know like a color class. That's your quiz for today. Black of color and I hear you class. Where's the toucans' wings? Well I haven't got to them yet. We're going to do that right now. The toucan has some wings and he likes to keep them right here.
And this goes a little bit darker. Now you can see how I did that. And how important it was. This is what they look like. I'm not a zoo guy, or at least not anymore. And more feathers. And you can tell by the look in his eyes he's not real happy to be in a cage. But this guy's going to be on a branch. He's just floating too much, right? So let's draw him a branch to be on.
We got to draw the twigs. Some leaves. In class, I think we're wrapping this one up here. The lessons keep getting longer and longer, aren't they? Hey, let's put a little snack for whatever that bug is. Oh, gosh. Couldn't quite see the whole thing, could you?
All right, so, class. We need to do a little bit more on these tree branches. Kind of looking kind of blank here. So we need a little bit more shading. We're going to just kind of look better. There we go. All right, I think we're good now. Okay class, thank you for being the best students in the world. Really appreciate it. I hope you're having a great day.
Keep up your good work. If you're drawing along, I'd love to see your toucan. And if you are having a good day, please let me know. That's what I want to hear about, great days. Good days. And I know it's Friday, so we're going to have an epic weekend. I hope everyone has a great weekend, but don't forget to, you know, keep drawing and have a great day. All right, class dismissed.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a toucan.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw a toucan.
And a toucan is a bird from the jungle. And, that's where they're supposed to be. But one time I went into a pet store to look at dogs, and they had a toucan in there, and it was in a big cage.
And it was it wasn't very happy. It seemed like it needed to be in the wild. So I'm going to draw that toucan. They got big eyes, like this. And they got kind of big heads. And then the toucan. The thing that makes it special is it has this. I think it has the little stripes on it.
And they have these big huge beaks that they like to eat with. And these toucans eat nuts and all kinds of things. I'm going to work a little bit more on this beak because I kind of messed up a little bit.
But it's okay. I shouldn't say mess up. We're always just a work in progress. Okay now, the toucans, they got this body here. Okay and their feathers. Yeah. Lost some feathers. Let's pull that one up. Okay, then they have these jumpy legs. They like to jump.
And they kind of have claws on them. And, they're black mainly. So we're in luck today. And so we're going to go ahead and give this toucan some color.
For absence of color, I don't know like a color class. That's your quiz for today. Black of color and I hear you class. Where's the toucans' wings? Well I haven't got to them yet. We're going to do that right now. The toucan has some wings and he likes to keep them right here.
And this goes a little bit darker. Now you can see how I did that. And how important it was. This is what they look like. I'm not a zoo guy, or at least not anymore. And more feathers. And you can tell by the look in his eyes he's not real happy to be in a cage. But this guy's going to be on a branch. He's just floating too much, right? So let's draw him a branch to be on.
We got to draw the twigs. Some leaves. In class, I think we're wrapping this one up here. The lessons keep getting longer and longer, aren't they? Hey, let's put a little snack for whatever that bug is. Oh, gosh. Couldn't quite see the whole thing, could you?
All right, so, class. We need to do a little bit more on these tree branches. Kind of looking kind of blank here. So we need a little bit more shading. We're going to just kind of look better. There we go. All right, I think we're good now. Okay class, thank you for being the best students in the world. Really appreciate it. I hope you're having a great day.
Keep up your good work. If you're drawing along, I'd love to see your toucan. And if you are having a good day, please let me know. That's what I want to hear about, great days. Good days. And I know it's Friday, so we're going to have an epic weekend. I hope everyone has a great weekend, but don't forget to, you know, keep drawing and have a great day. All right, class dismissed.