Materials:
* Paper
* Pencil
* Eraser
* Markers, colored pencils, or crayons (optional)
Steps:
1. Head and Ears:
* Start with a large, round shape for the head.
* Add two smaller, rounded ears on top of the head.
* Draw a small, curved line across the bottom of the head to create the snout.
2. Eyes and Nose:
* Draw two big, round eyes at the top of the head. Leave a white space in the middle of each eye for the "glint" of reflection.
* Draw a small, black, upside-down triangle for the nose, slightly below the eyes.
3. Body and Legs:
* Draw a rounded, oval shape for the body, connecting it to the bottom of the head.
* Add two smaller, oval shapes for the legs.
* Draw two curved lines for the arms, slightly shorter than the legs.
4. Feet and Tail:
* Draw three small, rounded shapes on each leg for the feet.
* Add a small, curved tail coming out from the back of the body.
5. Details:
* Give the polar bear cub a big, playful smile with a curved line for the mouth.
* Add some small, curved lines around the eyes for eyelashes.
* If you want, draw a small, round shape for the belly button.
6. Fur:
* To make the fur look fluffy, you can use small, curved lines all over the body.
* You can also draw some thicker fur around the ears, paws, and tail.
7. Coloring (Optional):
* Color the polar bear cub white, with a pink nose and a black mouth.
* You can use different shades of blue, gray, or even green for the background.
Tips:
* Exaggerate Features: Cartoon animals have big, expressive eyes and exaggerated features. Don't be afraid to make the eyes bigger and the smile wider!
* Simplify Shapes: Use basic shapes like circles, ovals, and triangles to create the basic form of the polar bear cub.
* Practice: The more you practice drawing, the better you will get. Draw different expressions and poses to make your polar bear cub come alive.
Enjoy your cute cartoon polar bear cub! You can add more details like a small scarf, a toy, or even a snowdrift to make your drawing more unique.