Q&A for How to Draw a Frog

Practice is the only way to get better at anything, including drawing. If you'd like to improve at drawing, keep a sketchbook and make it a goal to draw regularly. You can look at tutorials and books to help you learn, and look at other people's art for inspiration.

You should go at the pace that works best for you. Don't rush, you'll get faster with practice.

Similarly to frog, but you make it bigger, add bumps and use different colors.

Draw number 3, just make it smaller, shorter, slightly higher, and add spots and color it. Do an internet search for a "poison dart frog" if you would like to see how this incredible frog looks.

Reference wikiHow to Draw a Tadpole .

Making it bumpy and adding the occasional wart or two will be good for the detail. Making it much fatter will make it look more convincing. When it comes to color, light brown will work wonders; maybe even black if you want it to be a pebble toad.