How to Draw a Yak's Head for a 6-Year-Old: Showing the Head Lowered with Fringe and Horns

Hello! Let's learn to draw a yak's head that looks like it is lowered to the ground, with just the head showing, plus the fringe and horns. I'll help you step by step!

1. Start with the Head Shape: Draw a big oval or a wide egg shape near the bottom of your page. This is the yak's head.
2. Add the Nose: At the front (bottom of the oval), draw a little rounded shape for the nose that touches the ground.
3. Draw the Eyes: Above the nose, draw two small circles or ovals for the yak’s eyes. They can be looking down.
4. Draw the Fringe (the Long Hair on the Forehead): On the top of the head, draw several squiggly or zigzag lines hanging down like hair to show the yak’s fringe.
5. Add the Horns: On both sides of the head, draw curved horns. They look like big sideways crescent moons or giant curved candy canes sticking out from the head.
6. Color and Finish: You can color the head brown or black and the fringe a lighter or darker shade. Don’t forget to color the horns like gray or beige.

Remember, since the yak's head is lowered to the ground, the head should be big and close to the bottom edge of your paper, and the rest of the yak’s body is not shown. Have fun drawing!