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

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

• Robins are small songbirds known for their bright red or orange chests.
• They are often seen hopping around on lawns, looking for worms to eat.
• Robins are one of the first birds to sing in the morning and can be heard at dawn.
• They build nests out of grass, twigs, and mud, often in trees or on ledges.
• Robins lay blue eggs, which are very distinctive and easy to recognize.
• They are migratory birds, traveling to warmer areas in winter and returning in spring.
• Robins have a diet that includes worms, insects, and berries.
• They are known to be very territorial and will defend their nests from other birds.
• Robins can live up to six years in the wild, though many face challenges from predators and weather.
• Robins are often seen as a symbol of spring, bringing a splash of color and song to gardens and parks.

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

Step 1: Begin by drawing the beak of the robin. Note – the image below is zoomed in.

Step 2: Draw the robin’s chest next. This will be a brilliant orange color in the end.

Step 3: Now you can draw the robin’s left wing and head.

Step 4: Draw the tail next.

Step 5: Sketch in the feet.

Step 6: Finally, draw the eyes and wing feather detail. Then draw a branch for your cardinal to perch on.

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

Congratulations!

You did it! Congratulations on drawing a Robin! Your first try may not have gone as perfectly 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 robin is with practice!

Are you looking for another beautiful wild bird to draw? How about learning how to quickly and easily draw a CARDINAL?! Take a look here for another quick and easy drawing tutorial: How to Draw a Cardinal.