In this drawing lesson we’ll show you how to draw a Crow in 6 easy steps. This step by step lesson progressively builds upon each previous step until you get to the final rendering of a crow. Follow along with the how to draw a crow drawing guide below by sketching the red portion of each of the six steps, super easy!

Before we begin the How To Draw a Crow drawing lesson, here are some fun facts about crows you might find interesting, especially for kids.

Crows are very smart birds that can solve problems and use tools.
They like to eat all kinds of food including seeds, nuts, fruit, insects, frogs, eggs, and small animals.
Crows make a “caw caw” sound to talk to each other and warn others of danger.
They build large nests high up in trees to keep their eggs and baby birds safe.
Crows recognize human faces and can remember someone who was mean or nice to them before.
They stay with their mate and family group for many years, not just one season.
Crows play games by sliding down snowy rooftops and rolling objects together.
In groups, crows sometimes mob or dive-bomb predators to scare them away.
They bathe in water which helps their feathers stay clean and waterproof.
Crows are social, clever, and fascinating birds that have adapted well to living near humans.

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You can follow along with the video or use the simple drawing steps below the video as a guide!

How To Draw a Crow – Quick and Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Guide

Step 1: Begin by drawing the back of the crow.

Step 2: Draw the crow’s beak and tail feathers.

Step 3: Now you can draw the rest of the beak and more wing and tail feathers.

Step 4: Draw in the crow’s chest.

Step 5: Sketch the feet and eye.

Step 6: Finally, give your crow a branch to perch on.

Nice work, now that you’ve completed How To Draw a Crow, considering adding some shading or coloring to make your crow look realistic! Use the picture below as a guide to shade or color your easy crow drawing.

Congratulations!

You did it! Congratulations on drawing a crow! Your first try may not have gone as smoothly as you had hoped, but I’m sure after another attempt or two you will see a big improvement. The best way to learn how to draw a crow is with practice!

Are you looking for another member of the bird family to draw? How about learning how to quickly and easily draw a VULTURE?! Take a look here for another quick and easy drawing tutorial: How to Draw a Vulture