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How To Draw An Elephant – Preschool

Today, Olivia and I are learning how to draw a cute elephant! This lesson is meant for younger artists. Art Supplies This is a list of the supplies we used, but feel free to use whatever you have in your home or classroom. Crayons Paper Visit our art supply page for more information about the […]

How To Draw A Cartoon Zebra – Preschool

This lesson is meant for younger artists. Today, we’re learning how to draw a cartoon zebra using shapes! Art Supplies This is a list of the supplies we used, but feel free to use whatever you have in your home or classroom. Crayons Paper Visit our art supply page for more information about the supplies […]

How To Draw An Elephant

Gather up your art supplies and follow along with us! Today, we’re learning how to draw a simple elephant. Art Supplies This is a list of the supplies we used, but feel free to use whatever you have in your home or classroom. Sharpie (or something to draw with) Paper (we use marker paper) Markers […]

Drawing A Giraffe With Shapes – Preschool

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How To Draw A Cartoon Jaguar

Follow along with us and learn how to draw a cartoon jaguar! Art Supplies This is a list of the supplies we used, but feel free to use whatever you have in your home or classroom. Sharpie (or something to draw with) Paper (we use marker paper) Markers to color with (we use Bianyo) Colored […]

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How To Draw A Realistic Lion

Hey, art friends! I hope you’re excited about today’s lesson, I know I am. Follow along with me and learn how to draw a realistic lion ? This lesson is meant for the older artists, but if the younger ones are up for the challenge, I think it’s awesome! Remember to pause the video when […]

How To Draw A Cartoon Rhino

Check out our other rhino lesson, if you’re looking for something more advance. Today’s activity is for especially for young artists, but also works for any age too…I especially have fun doing these lessons! Follow along with me and Austin and learn how to draw a cartoon rhino! We tried to keep this lesson simple […]

How To Draw A Hippo With Shapes

We’ve drawn a hippo before, but today we’re learning how to draw a hippo with shapes! This is a super fun way to learn how to draw for young artists. This project uses simple lines and shapes to make a more complex drawing. Remind your young artists that it’s ok if their drawings don’t look […]

How To Draw A Cartoon Lion

Follow along with us and learn how to draw a cute cartoon lion! This lesson is meant for younger artists, but it’s still fun for everyone. Art Supplies Marker or pencil to draw with Paper Colored pencils, crayons, or something to color with Watch How To Draw A Cartoon Lion Step-By-Step You can also use […]

How To Draw A Cheetah

Chuckers and I both think cheetahs are the coolest animals alive. We think this how to draw a cheetah is also our most favorite episode. Both of us also agreed that we need to do more realistic versions of animals. Cartoonish animals are fun, but realistic versions are so much cooler. What do you think? […]

How To Draw A Hippo

We’re drawing a silly “little” hippo, grab something to draw with and follow along. After you’re done drawing your hippo, be sure to color him in! Do you think hippos are interesting animals? Read more information about them on Wikipedia! You can mail us your real art at: Art for Kids Hub P.O. Box 927 Pleasant Grove, […]

How To Draw A Rhinoceros

How to draw a Rhinoceros! It’s crazy how much Rhinos look like prehistoric animals. These things look like real live dinosaurs to me. We hope you have fun drawing this tough guy with us! Send us photos of your art to [email protected] Watch How To Draw A Rhinoceros

How To Draw A Giraffe

We recently visited our local zoo and spent some time with our neighborhood giraffes. They are crazy animals in real life! I was amazed just watching them walk and eat. My little Hads laughed her head off, watching one of them lick the wall…not sure why it was doing it, but it was pretty funny. […]

How to draw an elephant is great for younger artists, especially since it uses very simple straight lines…or at least slightly curved straight lines. Once your kids have finished drawing the elephant, challenge them to draw the elephant’s environment. You could ask questions to spark their imagination. Where does your elephant live? Zoo? Jungle? Your […]

Safari Animals

The safari animal is a type of animal that lives in the Safari area. The Safari area is an area where animals live and roam freely. Learn how to draw safari animals with our step-by-step drawing instructions and the handy drawing printables.

13 Easy Wild Cats Drawing Tutorials

Did you know? There are 38 different species of wildcats. Some are as small as a housecat while others are very large. You can discover many of them among these wild cat drawing tutorials... Read more

How to Draw a Baboon

Would you like to learn how to draw a baboon? This easy, step-by-step adorable animal drawing tutorial can show you how. Baboons are a type of large monkey... Read more

How to Draw a Chimpanzee

Would you like to draw a cute chimpanzee? This easy, step-by-step cartoon chimpanzee drawing guide can show you how. Chimps are considered our closest cousins... Read more

How to Draw an Orangutan

In their native forests, orangutans are known as "old man of the forest." You can capture this fascinating creature in this... Read more

How to Draw a Cute Cartoon Cheetah

Cheetahs may be the fastest land animals, but don't worry - you don't have to be fast to sketch this cute cat. Learn how to draw a cute cartoon cheetah with the help of this easy, step-by-step animal drawing guide. This baby cheetah... Read more

How to Draw an Easy Cartoon Zebra

Would you like to go on an African safari? grab your sketchbook and get started with this step-by-step easy cartoon zebra drawing guide. Zebras are wild horses... Read more

How to Draw a Cartoon Camel

If your characters are caravanning across the desert or performing in the circus, they will need a trusty camel. You can use this cartoon camel drawing guide to create an easy, step-by-step wildlife portrait. Camels are not too... Read more

How to Draw a Cartoon Flamingo

Flamingos are famous for their bright pink feathers. Learn how to draw a cartoon flamingo in all its natural beauty. Flamingos are unusual birds with spindly legs... Read more

Free Zoo Animals Coloring Pages for Kids - 61 Printable Sheets

Let's all go to the zoo today! You can view the zoo without leaving home thanks to these free zoo animals coloring pages for kids... Read more

How to Draw a Tiger Roaring

Tigers are amazing animals. You can learn how to draw a tiger roaring with the help of this easy, step-by-step animal drawing tutorial. Tigers are mammals... Read more

How to Draw a Giraffe Head and Face

Giraffes are iconic animals. Along with the elephant, the hippo, and the rhinoceros, they are among the largest... Read more

How to Draw a Cheetah Face

How fast can you draw? Are you quick enough to capture the fastest land animal on the planet? Test your skills with this.. Read more

How to Draw a Gorilla Face

Gorillas are amazing animals. Learn how to draw a gorilla face with the help of this easy animal drawing guide. Gorillas are primates, like humans.. Read more

How to Draw a Snake Face and Head

Do you like snakes, or do you find them scary? Do not fear, you can learn to craft this snake face and head drawing. Snakes are amazing animals.. Read more

How to Draw a Panda Face

There are many panda characters in cartoons, books, and video games. Well-known examples include Po from Kung Fu Panda.. Read more

How to Draw a Realistic Elephant Head and Face

Elephants are one of the most recognizable and enigmatic creatures in the world. At ten feet tall and weighing nine tons or more... Read more

How to Draw an Easy Elephant Head and Face

Elephants are the largest mammals on Earth--and some of the smartest, too. An elephant head and face drawing introduces you to these incredible animals. If you've never seen an elephant.. Read more

How to Draw a Monkey Face

Monkeys are some of the smartest mammals in the animal kingdom. Learn how to draw a monkey face at home with this easy guide. If you've been to the zoo.. Read more

How to Draw an Antelope

Would you like to learn how to draw an antelope cartoon? This easy, step-by-step cartoon animal drawing tutorial can help you master the antelope outline... Read more

How to Draw an Easy Monkey

Would you like to learn how to draw an easy monkey? This cartoon animal drawing tutorial can help you master the easy monkey outline... Read more

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How to Draw African Animals in simple steps

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Learn to draw 28 different breathtaking African animals from scratch in 6 easy steps. Capture the splendour of the African savannah by drawing this collection of stunning animals and birds. Watch them come to life in 6 easy steps. Award-winning artist Jonathan Newey teaches you to transform simple shapes into the iconic Big Five, as well as towering giraffes, distinctive zebras and striking flamingos. There are 28 different animals to create, in a variety of poses and styles. Each project starts with a few basic outlines and progresses into a finished tonal drawing, and a final coloured version shows you how to develop your drawing even further. Perfect for beginners, as well as budding and experienced artists, you’ll be amazed how easily you too can draw African animals with this inspiring guide.

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Interesting Facts about African Animals

Africa has a reputation for being exotic and with its many beautiful animal residents it’s easy to see why. From lions and cheetahs to gorillas to gazelle to cranes to hippos, elephants, and rhinoceroses, the list of amazing African animals is seemingly endless. Here are some fun ideas to get to know them better.

• Set up a ‘stay-at-home’ safari. Draw your favorite African animals and place them around the house in their ideal habitats. Then set out with a camera to capture what you discover! Put on the soundtrack to The Lion King while you hunt for some added fun.
• Africa has a lot to offer all around. Put on some African music, set the table with your own drawings and designs, and chow down on a traditional African recipe ! You can even tell people that you’ve been to Africa after it’s all done…well, maybe not, but you’ll be closer than most!
• Much of Africa is hot and covered in deserts or thick forests . Despite that you can still find penguins in Africa near the South African cape where currents are very, very cold.
• What are some other places that you would never expect to see a penguin? You could make your own Where’s Waldo book with all the possibilities!
• The biggest land mammal is the African Elephant . They can weigh up to 5,500 kilograms. Could you even fit one inside your house? Try drawing one to scale and see how many sheets of paper you use. You might have to head outside for this one…
• In fact, there are lots of big animals in Africa that you could try this with. This includes the gorilla (180kg), the Goliath frog in Cameroon (a foot long), African rock python (more than 20 ft. long) and the Egyptian Nile Crocodile (more than fifteen feet).

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Learn to Draw Safari Animals

Step-by-step instructions for more than 25 exotic animals.

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Young aspiring artists everywhere will be drawn to the selection of exotic animals included in Learn to Draw Safari Animals , which includes a lion, giraffe, an aardvark, and many more. The book opens with brief information for getting started, the tools and materials needed, and some sample drawing exercises to warm up. Young artists-in-training will learn to draw their favorite safari animals by following the step-by-step instructions in this beautifully illustrated book.

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On Monday, April 8, Americans from coast to coast will have their eyes turned to the skies. But as this year’s solar eclipse approaches totality, they shouldn’t forget to look around them, too.

Eclipses, one of nature’s most unusual and dramatic phenomena, have well-documented effects on animal behavior. In previous eclipses, observers have noticed a general quieting of animal activity around them, with many animals becoming inactive or going silent. A 2017 study at a South Carolina zoo — located in the path of totality of an eclipse that year — found that 75 percent of observed animals changed their behavior during the event.

But why? Given their rarity, the full effect of eclipses on animals isn’t yet well-understood. For some wildlife, however, the event seems to suppress typical daytime activity while triggering the types of behaviors associated with nightfall.

During an eclipse — particularly in the path of totality — the sky darkens, and temperatures can drop . This can lead birds (many of which are known to change their behavior in response to lighting intensity) to quiet their calling and leave the sky , with some behaving as if they’re preparing to roost . Bees and other diurnal insects may become less active, while some flowers close their petals . Spiders have been observed spinning down their webs, as many do before nightfall.

Meanwhile, though the effects here seem less pronounced, some nighttime animals may start to become active as the eclipse nears totality. Frogs, crickets , and owls have been observed calling, as they often do at dusk. In the 2017 eclipse, which took place in August, fireflies became active in some areas.

Overall, however, eclipses are often marked by a lull in animal activity, with diurnal animals resuming their regular behavior as the event subsides.

Where can I watch wildlife during the solar eclipse?

While a partial eclipse will be visible across the contiguous United States, the effects on animals are likely to be more significant closer to the path of totality — the band of earth’s surface where the moon can be seen fully covering the sun. This path will cross fifteen eastern states from Texas to Maine throughout Monday afternoon. Full totality will last just a few minutes in any given location, but changes in light may be noticeable in the hours before and after the event.

Wildlife can be observed anywhere, from a local park to your own backyard. For best viewing opportunities, find somewhere quiet — ideally away from roads or large crowds — where it will be easier to listen for changes in sounds during the solar eclipse.

More than 30 national wildlife refuges and 27 national park units fall in the path of totality, for those able to make the trip. Many will be hosting official viewing events; you can check with your local park’s website or social media accounts for more information.

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For those interested in helping scientists better understand the solar eclipse’s effects on wildlife, there are several opportunities to participate. Researchers hope these initiatives — using technologies and platforms unavailable to them in past eclipses — can provide the data needed to draw broader conclusions about animal behavior.

• NASA’s Eclipse Soundscape Project invites Americans to document their experiences of the eclipse through audio recordings and written notes.
• Solar Eclipse Safari , a project run by researchers at NC State, asks participants to document changes in animal behavior during the event.

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Although technology has its benefits, there are major downsides to consuming too much media, such as increased stress, anxiety, depression, and much more .

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