How to Draw a Baby Sugar Glider Gripping Tightly to a Branch for 7-Year-Olds

How to Draw a Baby Sugar Glider Gripping Tightly to a Branch

Let's draw a cute baby sugar glider holding tightly onto a tree branch! Follow these easy steps:

1. Draw the Branch: Start by drawing a thick, horizontal line across your paper. This is the branch the sugar glider will hold onto. You can add some small lines on the branch to make it look like bark.
2. Draw the Head: Above the branch, draw a small circle for the sugar glider's head.
3. Add the Ears: On top of the head, draw two big, pointy ears. Sugar gliders have large ears!
4. Draw the Eyes and Nose: Inside the head, draw two big round eyes and a tiny triangle for the nose between them.
5. Draw the Body: From the head, draw an oval shape that goes down over the branch. This is the baby sugar glider's body.
6. Add the Arms and Hands: Draw two arms reaching around the branch. Each arm should have little fingers wrapped around the branch to show it is gripping tightly.
7. Draw the Legs: Draw the legs and feet gripping the branch under the body, just like the hands.
8. Add the Tail: Behind the body, draw a long, fluffy tail hanging down.
9. Final Details: Add some furry lines on the sugar glider’s body to make it look soft. You can also draw little claws on the fingers and toes gripping the branch.
10. Color Your Drawing: Baby sugar gliders are usually grey with white bellies and big black eyes! Use grey, white, and black colors to finish your drawing.

Great job! You have drawn a baby sugar glider gripping tightly to a branch!