What you need
A pencil, an eraser and a sheet of paper are enough. Draw lightly at first, then trace the lines you want to keep when your panda is finished.
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Draw the panda's head
Begin with one large circle. This creates the panda's round head and leaves plenty of space for its face.
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Add two round ears
Draw a small round ear on each side of the top of the head. Let both ears sit partly behind the main circle.
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Draw the panda's face
Add two oval eye patches with small eyes inside them. Finish the face with a tiny nose and two curved mouth lines.
Beginner tip: Make the eye patches larger than the eyes so the panda markings remain clear.
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Add the panda's oval body
Draw a large vertical oval below the head. Allow the head to overlap the top so the panda looks soft and rounded.
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Draw the arms and legs
Add two long rounded arms at the sides and two smaller ovals for the feet. Keep the limbs close to the seated body.
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Finish the panda's black patches
Darken the ears, arms and outer leg shapes. Add one curved belly line while leaving the face and center of the body white.
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That's it! You have drawn a panda.
Trace your favorite lines a little darker, erase any unwanted pencil marks and add color if you would like.
