In this simple easy drawing tutorial, we will learn how to draw a Frog, step by step for kids and novices. People are confused about this animal that they are reptiles but actually, they are amphibians. Thus it clearly means that they have slimy scales, lay eggs, and live most of the time in the water.
Young frogs are called tadpoles and are very different from their parents, they don’t have legs, rather a long tail to swim. As they start growing all the features started to grow and the tail disappears. This is the reason baby frogs or tadpoles are confused with fish.
We are here with this tutorial to make your frog drawing easy with this step by step illustration. Make your eraser ready to remove extra lines during the drawing. And without paper and pencil, you cant draw so grab them out. Have you seen a frog, what color it has, use any type of color with your choice.
With this hopping frog also learn to draw crab, bee, camel etc animals.
Following are a few fun facts you might know before your frog drawing:
- They are the best jumper among animals.
- Frogs have more than 5000 species of frogs.
- Their size varies up to 300 mm.
- Few species change their colors.
- Mostlyfrogs use the Camouflage technique for the defense with enemies.
How to Draw a Frog
Step 1: Draw an oval shape to render the head.
Step 2: Draw a big oval shape overlapping to the last one drawn in step 1, You can follow the image given below.
Step 3: Attach the body and shape with a line depicting the neck. From the end and front of the body draw 2 curves as the outline for the legs.
Step 3: Form the legs using more curved lines. Draw U shaped smooth lines.
Step 4 : Inb this step define outlines for toes and round for eyes.
Step 5: Shape the figures by drawings lines in between the outlines and pupil inside the eyes.
Step 6: Observe the image given below with full attention and draw the other features with simple lines and curves. Shape all the fingers, nostril, leg, and other every part.
Step 7: Finish the other details of frog as patches on the body, lines around eyes and few more shading on the legs and fingers. Draw grass on the back ground.
Step 8: Delete all the extra lines and your drawing is ready.
How to Draw a Cartoon Frog
Step 1: Draw a flattened oval as the base of the drawing.
Step 2: Below the oval draw a half semi-circle for the lower body.
Step 3: On both sides of the body draw 2 angular oval shapes for the leg.
Step 4: Draw paws of legs with pointed spikes like shape below both legs.
Step 5: Draw 2 curves on the body and the legs.
Step 6: Draw 2 other legs using the same pointed shape.
Step 7: Draw 2 big rounds for eyes, with another curved line inside it.
Step 8: Complete eyes with a round and a pupil in them.
Step 9: Draw a big curve to depict the smiling mouth of the frog.
Step 10: Draw a small circle on the front of fingers, 2 nostrils.
Step 11: Outline all the lines with a marker and erase all the extra lines.
Step 12: Color it with green, eyes with black and white pupils.
Your frog is ready for hopping here and there, hey….come again for more such interesting tutorials.
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