Draw the head
Near the top of your page, draw a big round head. It can be a little wider at the bottom. Press lightly so you can fix it later.
▶ Watch this stepThis cartoon polar bear is a big round head and a round body, with small ears, big paws and a warm scarf. Watch each step being drawn in pencil, then copy it on your own paper. It works for kids from about age 5 and for adult beginners too.
Copy the dark lines in each step. The grey lines are the parts you already drew.
Near the top of your page, draw a big round head. It can be a little wider at the bottom. Press lightly so you can fix it later.
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On the top left and top right of the head, draw a small round ear. Inside each one, draw a smaller circle.
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In the upper half of the face, draw two small round eyes with a white shine. Keep them a little far apart.
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In the lower middle of the face, draw an oval snout. At the top of it, draw a dark oval nose, a short line down and a small smile.
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Under the head, draw a big round body. On the tummy, draw a light oval. Around the neck, draw a scarf with one end hanging down on the right.
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Draw a round arm on each side of the body and two big feet at the bottom. On each foot, draw one big paw pad and three small toe pads.
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Leave the fur white or color it very lightly with cream. Color the inner ears, snout, tummy and paw pads light blue and the scarf blue. Keep the eyes and nose dark.
▶ Watch this stepKeep your first lines soft, then press harder once you like the shape.
To make a white bear show on white paper, add soft light blue shading along the edges.
Polar bear ears are small. Keep them close to the head.
Any bright color works for the scarf. Red, blue or striped all look great.
Trace your drawing with a darker pencil or a black pen so it stands out after coloring.
Draw some snowflakes and a snowy ground line around your polar bear.

Colour your cartoon polar bear in, or keep practising with more ideas to copy.
Yes. It is made of circles and ovals. Most children from about age 5 can follow it.
Leave most of it white and add light blue or light grey shading near the edges so it stands out.
Light blue, blue, cream and black.
Yes. Just skip the scarf in step 5.
Yes. Right click or long press any step picture to save it, then print it and keep it next to you while you draw.