How to Draw a Panda Using Microsoft Paint

This updated guide examines How to Draw a Panda Using Microsoft Paint and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

Part 1of 4:

Preparing MS Paint

1. Open Up MS Paint (Microsoft Paint).
2. Start a New Blank page.
3. Make sure you are familiar with all the tools. If not, practice using them.

Part 2of 4:

Sketching the panda

1. Locate the Shapes section on the top of the page. Once located, find and click the Circle/Oval tool.
2. Click and hold down on the mouse. Drag to draw a small-medium circle. This is the head
3. Repeat. Create another circle under the first circle created. Make them overlapping. But, this time, make the circle a bit longer. 'This will be the panda's belly.
4. It seems your panda has no face! Using the Shapes & Paintbrush/Pencil, draw the panda's face. Example shown in picture.
5. Add arms, feet and his ears. This part needs some patience as it may not turn out the way you want it.
   • Feet: Draw two ovals overlapping the bottom of his body.
   • Ears: Draw two circle/ovals on the top of his head.
   • Arms: Free draw (using the Pencil tool), or just make two long ovals.

Part 3of 4:

Coloring the panda

1. Erase all overlapping lines on the inside of the panda. This will make coloring much easier and the picture will be better understood. Example shown in picture.
2. Add color. Color or shade in the panda's ears, feet, outer-eyes, arms/paws and nose. For this step, you may use any color you want. You could do colors from green to dark blue. You can even be unique and make him rainbow!

Part 4of 4:

Background

Also optional, this is only if you'd like a background behind the panda.

1. 'Draw a background for your panda so he isn't lonely in a white-void. Pandas enjoy water and eating bamboo leaves so those features would make a perfect background setting.