Learn How to Draw a Turkey with our Step by Step Turkey Drawing instructions. If you are a teacher and want to do a Thanksgiving project with your kids, why not teach them this? Perfect for beginners too!
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Fall is not only time of leaves changing colors, it’s also the time of turkeys (well they are here all year round, just a bit more popular this time of the year).
How to Draw a Turkey
What you need:
- one of our turkey guided drawing printables that you can grab from our members area (optional)
- paper
- pencil or marker
- coloring supplies
Step by Step Easy Turkey Drawing Tutorial
Step 1
Start by drawing a inverted U :). This will be the head of the turkey.
Step 2
Continue with the round shape under the head, this will make the body of your turkey.
You should be seeing a somewhat nice pear shape.
Step 3
Draw eyes and beak (with details). Also draw two round shapes for the wings.
Step 4
Time to start drawing those magnificent tail feathers. Start by drawing a curve on the left side and on the right.
Step 5
Connect the ends with a few arches (5 is ideal).
Step 6
Draw a line from the “bottom” of the arch to the turkey body.
Step 7
Next come the arches under the arches. Let’s draw those details on the tail feathers.
Step 8
And another row under it.
Step 9
Lastly, draw some turkey feet.
All done! You have learned how to draw an turkey. It was easy wasn’t it!
Step 10
Color your turkey drawing.
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Hvala Zarja 🙂