How to Draw A Frog Step by Step

Step by Step Guide

I am sure most of you know how to draw a frog from your science or biology classes. However, if you want to draw a frog for artistic purposes, you do not need to go through the hassles of including so many details. You can keep it very simple and straightforward. It also takes less time to draw frogs this way. If you are not aware of the procedure I am talking about, feel free to look into the steps I follow to draw a frog easily.

To draw a frog, I start with a base where the frog will stand, then get straight to its body. I keep the body oval like an egg, and then add all the limbs, eyes, and details. Once the final touches are added, I color the frog and give it a natural look.

Start with a leaf

Draw a big round leaf.

Add some details to it

Some curvy lines will do the trick here.

Now the frog

Start with the frog’s round body. Give it an egg like shape.

Mark the belly

A simple outline will do the work here.

Now the head

The head is slightly wider than the body.

Draw the arms

The arms are long and placed on the leaf.

Next the legs

The legs are bent and supporting the frog on the leaf.

Draw the eyes next

The eyes are oval in shape.

Other facial features

The nose and mouth are drawn using a light pencil.

Almost done

Add the final touches. Use a bold pencil to do so.

Color it

Color the frog. Give it a nice shade of green.