Drawing is a super fun way to be creative, especially when you get to dress up a turkey in a cool disguise! In this guide, we’ll show you how to draw a turkey and give it a special costume. Grab your drawing tools, and let’s have some fun!
1. Draw the Head: Start by drawing an oval shape in the middle of your paper. This is the turkey’s head.
2. Create the Body: Below the head, draw a big “U” shape. This will be the turkey’s body.
3. Add Facial Features:
1. Feet: Draw two smaller “U” shapes at the bottom of the body for the feet. Add lines in each “U” for the toes.
2. Tail Feathers:
Now it’s time to dress up your turkey! Let’s make it look like Santa Claus.
1. Hat Base: Draw a line across the top of the turkey’s head, then add curves on both sides to make the hat.
2. Pompom: Add a circle on one side for the pompom and draw a curve to connect it to the hat.
3. Fluffy Part: Draw a fluffy line at the bottom of the hat.
1. Top of the Beard: Start from the hat and draw a “U” shape under the beak, connecting it back to the hat.
2. Bottom of the Beard: Draw another curve below the first “U” to finish the beard.
1. Erase Guidelines: Use your eraser to remove any extra pencil lines inside the hat and beard.
2. Trace Features: Use your marker to outline the eyes, beak, and other features. Leave small circles white in the eyes for highlights.
1. Belt: Draw a line across the turkey’s belly for the belt, and add a square in the middle for the buckle.
2. Coat Details: Draw lines to show the fluffy parts of Santa’s coat and connect them to the belt.
3. Feathers: Add curves to the tail feathers to match their shape.
Now that your turkey is all drawn, it’s time to add some color! You can use the traditional Santa colors or pick your own fun colors.
After coloring, take a moment to admire your turkey in disguise! You can pause and look at your drawing or make your own unique version.
Great job on drawing your turkey in disguise! We hope you had lots of fun and enjoyed being creative. Try dressing your turkey in different costumes and using different colors. Happy drawing!
Turkey Costume Parade: Gather some friends or family members and have a turkey costume parade! Each person can draw their own turkey in a different disguise. Once everyone is finished, take turns showing off your turkeys and explaining why you chose that particular disguise. This activity helps you think creatively and see how others express their ideas.
Nature Walk Observation: Go on a nature walk with an adult and look for real turkeys or other birds. Observe their feathers, colors, and movements. When you return home, try drawing a turkey using what you observed. How would you disguise your turkey to blend in with the environment you saw?
Color Experiment: Use different coloring tools like crayons, colored pencils, or markers to color your turkey in disguise. Try using unusual colors for the turkey’s feathers or costume. Discuss with a friend or family member how the colors change the look and feel of your turkey. This will help you understand how colors can affect the appearance of your drawings.
