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A Cow Line Artwork: How to Draw a Simple Cow

Let’s go ahead and get into how to draw a simple cow using simple lines. I’m keeping this one very minimal, so you won’t need to deal with complicated shading or heavy details. It’s mostly about following the flow of the lines, paying attention to where each curve starts and ends. This kind of stylized cow drawing is quick but still needs a bit of precision to make sure the overall shape stays balanced.

Key Features To Notice In This Stylized Cow Drawing

  • Head is shaped like an oval
  • Two simple ears placed symmetrically on each side of the head using twirls
  • Small horns curving slightly inward at the top
  • Spiral-shaped eyes positioned evenly
  • Nostril spirals placed low on the face
  • A soft curve indicating the snout
  • Body shaped like a heart, narrowing toward the bottom
  • Tail with a small teardrop-shaped tuft at the end

Once you finish this one, you can try drawing other animals in more realistic or cartoonish styles like a cow face chewing grass, a kawaii cat chasing a ball, a cartoon rooster rockstar, or a chibi bunny.

Color Code I Use For This Simple Cow Line Artwork Guide

To help you follow along easily, I’m using a basic color system for each part of the drawing:

  • Red Color: shows the current step you are working on.
  • Black Color: shows the lines you have already drawn in previous steps.

Step 01

A Simple Cow Line Artwork - step 01

Step 02

A Simple Cow Line Artwork - step 02

Step 03

A Simple Cow Line Artwork - step 03

Step 04

A Simple Cow Line Artwork - step 04

Step 05

A Simple Cow Line Artwork - step 05

Step 06

A Simple Cow Line Artwork - step 06

Step 07

A Simple Cow Line Artwork - final step

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When you complete your stylized cow drawing, don’t hesitate to share it in the comments section under the pinned post on Pinterest. A lot of artists share their versions there and it’s always interesting to see the different interpretations.

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