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How to Draw a Cartoon Cow

agforlife

Updated: Aug 9, 2023

Unleash your creativity and learn how to draw your very own herd of cattle. šŸ„šŸŽØ


This delightful kids' activity provides easy-to-follow instructions that guide young artists through the process of creating their very own masterpiece.


  1. Start with turning your paper to landscape position (long side on the bottom & top).

  2. Starting in the upper left corner of your paper, draw a large ā€˜Uā€™ (head) that is tilted to the right.

  3. Add two half circles (ears) at the top of each part of your ā€˜Uā€™.

  4. In the middle of the top of the ā€˜Uā€™ you can draw a cloud shape.

  5. Then connect the cloud to each of the two half circles.

  6. Now draw a curved rectangle (body) that attaches to the lower part of your ā€˜Uā€™.

  7. Underneath the body you can now draw four narrow vertical rectangles (legs).

  8. Then add a line at the bottom of each leg (hooves).

  9. At the top back of your cow, draw a curved line (tail).

  10. Add a small partial cloud at the end of the curved line (end of tail).

  11. Draw curved line at the bottom of of your ā€˜Uā€™ (mouth).

  12. Add two short straight lines under the curved line (nose).

  13. Add two eyes.

  14. Add details to your cow including markings and spots.

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