A little bird comes into the house

A little bird comes into the house

As the cold weather continues, bats and small birds sometimes come in when the door is opened. Today, a small bird that looked like a sparrow came in through the crack in the door. It flies excitedly from room to room, and after flapping its wings several times, it flies through the open door.
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Recently, my students started drawing wild birds, and seeing the little birds flying here and there makes me understand what it means to draw birds.

Below are wild birds drawn by two of my talented students, Elbert and Audria.

Songbirds Elbert(L) and Audria(R)

​Children like to draw fish and birds. In particular, every child wants to draw birds. Above all, I discovered that children are better than anyone else at capturing the movements and characteristics of birds and the atmosphere that comes from them.

​First of all, since the birds do not stay in one place for a long time, you need to practice drawing them quickly. To do this, you need to practice drawing them quickly.

It is necessary to practice quickly and roughly describing stones, shoes, or any other object rather than drawing details.

By Artist, DEBBY COTTER KASPARI

​And as shown above, if you know the names and details of each bird's parts, drawing birds becomes easier.

​Today's experience makes me think that I should draw as many colors and species of birds as possible.