So you want to learn How to Draw an Autumn Bird easily? Cool!

Today, we will learn to draw a simple Autumn Bird with the help of a step-by-step tutorial.

The process of drawing an autumn bird for kids might be easy for some while a bit complex for others. But its important to learn and get better.

You can make this tutorial more step by step, by either slowing down the speed or pausing it wherever you want to. These cute and realistic drawings help develop your child’s creativity as well as grasping skills. I hope you guys are going to love it.

Art Supplies Needed to Draw an Autumn Bird

This is a list of the supplies we used, but feel free to use whatever you have in your home or classroom.
1. Black Markers
2. Paper (we used watercolor paper)
3. Water Color pens
4. Pencil Colors
5. Colorful Sketches

 

How To draw an Autumn bird easily

 

This is how you learn to Draw an autumn bird.

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How to Draw an Autumn Bird: Step-by-Step for Kids

An autumn bird perched on a branch surrounded by falling leaves is a beautiful seasonal drawing. Here is how to create this cosy autumn scene step by step!

What You'll Need

  • Pencil
  • Eraser
  • Paper
  • Orange, red, brown, and yellow markers

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Draw the Bird's Round Body

Draw a large oval for the bird's body. A small autumn robin or finch has a plump, round body. Position it in the middle of the page with space for the branch below and sky above.

Step 2: Add the Small Head

Draw a smaller circle for the head, overlapping the top-front of the body. The head sits slightly forward of the body on a very short neck.

Step 3: Draw the Eye and Beak

Add a small round eye with a white highlight. Draw a short, pointed triangular beak extending forward from the head — a small seed-cracker beak is perfect for a finch or robin.

Step 4: Add the Wing

On the side of the body, draw one folded wing — a smooth, curved shape that follows the body contour. Add layered feather detail lines across the wing in rows.

Step 5: Draw the Tail Feathers

At the back end of the body, draw three or four tail feather shapes fanning outward and downward. Each feather is a slightly rounded rectangle tapering to a point.

Step 6: Draw the Branch

Below the bird's body, draw a thick tree branch with rough bark texture. The bird's feet grip the branch — draw two sets of curved claw feet wrapping over the top of the branch.

Step 7: Add Autumn Leaves

On the branch on each side of the bird, draw three or four leaves still attached. Around the drawing, add falling leaves in various positions — some floating down, some already below the branch. Use maple, oak, or simple oval-pointed leaf shapes.

Step 8: Add the Autumn Colour Wash

Add a warm background — a light wash of pale yellow or orange sky suggesting autumn light. Draw a few more scattered leaves in the background to fill the scene.

Adding Colour

The bird can be orange-red on the chest (robin) or yellow-green (finch) with brown wings. The leaves are the star — use red, orange, yellow, and brown. The branch is dark brown. The sky background is pale yellow-gold.

Tips from Parikshet

  • The variety of leaf colours is what makes an autumn scene special — use at least three different warm colours for the leaves.
  • Fallen leaves at different rotation angles look more natural than all pointing the same way.
  • A few small falling leaves in the background, drawn lighter and smaller, create excellent depth.