How to Draw a Pigeon: 15 Steps (with Pictures)

How to Draw a Pigeon: 15 Steps (with Pictures)
How to Draw a Pigeon: 15 Steps (with Pictures)

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  • 👤 Author Jason Gerald 📧 [email protected].
  • ⏱ Public 2024-01-11 03:37.
  • 🖍 Last modified 2025-01-23 12:04.

This article will teach you how to draw a cartoon and realistic dove. Let's start the fun!

Step

Method 1 of 2: Realistic Pigeon

Draw a Dove Step 1
Draw a Dove Step 1

Step 1. Draw a rhombus tilted to the right as a guide to form the body of the flying dove

Draw a Dove Step 2
Draw a Dove Step 2

Step 2. Make a small circle at the top end of the rhombus for the pigeon's head, then add a small curved beak

Draw a Dove Step 3
Draw a Dove Step 3

Step 3. Make a pair of wings stacked on top of the body, and draw a triangle with a curved base at the end of the point opposite the head

Draw a Dove Step 4
Draw a Dove Step 4

Step 4. Based on the instructions above, draw wavy curved lines for the head, chest, wings, and tail of the dove

Draw a Dove Step 5
Draw a Dove Step 5

Step 5. Add detail to the bird's wings and tail by adding feather stripes on top

Draw a Dove Step 6
Draw a Dove Step 6

Step 6. Give it further details by adding the eyes, the outline that forms the mouth and the paws

Draw a Dove Step 7
Draw a Dove Step 7

Step 7. Erase unnecessary lines

Draw a Dove Step 8
Draw a Dove Step 8

Step 8. Color the dove image

Method 2 of 2: Cartoon Pigeon

Draw a Dove Step 9
Draw a Dove Step 9

Step 1. Draw a flag-shaped image with a pointed curved tip as a bird's body pattern

Draw a Dove Step 10
Draw a Dove Step 10

Step 2. Overlap the pattern above with a crescent-shaped image for the wings

Draw a Dove Step 11
Draw a Dove Step 11

Step 3. Detail the edges of the wings and tail by adding curled feathers

Draw a Dove Step 12
Draw a Dove Step 12

Step 4. Draw curvy details over the previously created head, wings, and tail

Draw a Dove Step 13
Draw a Dove Step 13

Step 5. Erase unnecessary pointer lines

Draw a Dove Step 14
Draw a Dove Step 14

Step 6. Give it a white color and add eyes to the dove image

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