Q&A for How to Draw a Panda

You draw baby pandas the same way as you would a regular panda, but they will be smaller and the eyes could be bigger (to show innocence).

Not really, as long as the panda is drawn correctly. Use any colors you'd like to color in the panda.

Yes. You can just make small circles in the eyes and not color them in. It will look as if the pandas eyes are shining in a cute way.

Bamboo looks like a long, thin stalk with horizontal markings. It has long, slender leaves coming from the stalk in bunches. Make the bamboo however wide you want it to be. The horizontal lines should be 3 to 4 bamboo widths apart.

Yes. After you go over with a black marker, erase all other lines inside and outside the panda.

The first example is the most simple one. It probably doesn't get more simple than that.

Analyze the figure and note where the black shades are. Then, draw the outline and head and, finally, shade neatly using pencil.

Despite the name, red pandas actually look more like raccoons than pandas. Start by drawing a raccoon, but give it paw-like feet and a longer tail. Make him red-orange with creamy-white markings. Skip the black markings.

You can add some Xs for the eyes and draw it upside down. You can also add some red on his belly to make it look like blood.