Walking on water {a heron searching for fish}

6 days ago (Edited)

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How is everyone doing? Welcome to this special journey, rich with new experiences. Drawing allows us to carry on a tradition. In today’s session, I will present an engaging tutorial on how to draw a falcon. This particular falcon is depicted in a fascinating scene within its natural habitat—specifically, it is shown searching for fish, its head tilted as it wades through the water. If you look closely, you will surely be captivated by its beauty, the traditional style, and its unique character. Thank you for your valuable time.

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Papel blanco especial con lápices atractivos y todas las herramientas necesarias son muy Special white paper, appealing pencils, and all the necessary tools will come in very handy. Furthermore, today’s excursion aims to highlight a childhood tradition hidden right here. When we were children, we used to go fishing on the nearby sandbanks. We would often see a hawk walking across the clear, shallow water—a scene that truly brings back memories of our childhood. Perhaps the image of that hawk—that very special bird searching for food—will help evoke those memories for you. Today’s drawing tutorial is for all of you, and I will make sure to provide the names and images of all the materials you’ll need.

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Nessesury equipments

🍍A4 size white paper
🍍2B pencil
🍍Eraser
🍍Sharpener
🍍Doms brush pen
🍍Diamond colour pencil

First, I gathered all the necessary tools. Then, using a ruler, I drew the shape—specifically, the shape of a heron's beak.

Subsequently, I drew this distinctive heron—including the shape of its neck, the form of its eye, and the pattern on the top of its head—using a 2B pencil.

Next, I drew the heron—including its legs—extending from the front of its neck downwards, and carefully refined the design of its toes to give the drawing a polished, complete look.

Next, I am presenting a drawing of the entire body shape, including the forms of the wings and tail, as well as the wing design.

After that, I completed the drawing of the feet and the lips using Doms Color Brush Pens, aiming to showcase specific colors.

Subsequently, using Diamond colored pencils, I added a soft, light-blue hue to the shapes of the head and the belly, and I am now working to complete the design.

Next, using Diamond-brand colored pencils, a light blue hue was incorporated to outline the shape of the tail—including the wings—while leaving the central area blank.

Next, I drew a dry tree branch shaped like the leg of a heron, and then added a natural landscape around it, drawing it all by hand.

Next, I incorporated all the colors beautifully using Diamond Color Pencils. Then, I colored the shape on the very dry tree branches using Domes Color Brush Pens. So, let's move on to the final step.

Finally, I have arranged all the steps to showcase a scene featuring a heron searching for fish, set against the natural beauty surrounding the water. I have also included a dry tree branch upon which the heron stands, with one leg lifted. This drawing truly evokes memories from my childhood. Thank you for your valuable time; wishing you all the best.