Mother and two cubs
An adult bear walking with two cubs behind her in fine line, the adult drawn in full detail and the cubs simplified so the group reads as one shape.
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Draw a polar bear and finish it in your browser
Describe the polar bear you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a simple outline for a classroom sheet to a full charcoal study on toned paper. Set the pose, the medium, the fur treatment and the ground the bear stands on, adjust it on the Canvas, then download it in HD.
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Pose study sheet
One bear drawn six times across a ruled sheet, walking, sitting, swimming, sleeping, rearing and head down, all in quick gestural pencil.
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Ice floe in charcoal
A bear small against a wide floe in charcoal, the water smudged dark below and the ice edges cut sharp so the animal is the only light shape.
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Head study from three angles
The same head in graphite from front, profile and three-quarter view, the long muzzle and small ears measured against each other on one page.
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Make Polar bear drawing in three steps
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Describe your image
Describe the Polar bear drawing you want, in plain words.
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FAQs
How do I draw a white animal on white paper?
Draw the shadow, not the bear. On white paper the animal is defined by the grey half tones under the jaw, along the belly and inside the legs, plus a soft sky tone behind it so the top edge has something to sit against. If you keep the paper as the lightest value and never touch the lit areas, the coat reads white without being outlined heavily.
What makes a polar bear look different from other bears?
The proportions, mainly. A polar bear has a long neck and a narrow head that runs almost straight off the shoulder, a high hump of muscle over the front legs, and very large paws. Brown bears have a shorter face, a rounder forehead and a dished profile, so getting the neck length right does most of the work.
How do I draw polar bear fur?
Use short strokes that follow the direction the coat grows, which is down the back, forward along the neck and outward on the haunch. Vary the pressure so the strokes group into clumps instead of an even pelt, and leave clean paper where the light hits. Rendering every hair flattens the form.
How do I draw a simple polar bear for a child or a class sheet?
Ask for even contour line, no shading and a flat white background. Build the body from two overlapping ovals, a small head shape and four short blocky legs, then round the corners. Keeping it to outline makes it easy to trace or colour in afterwards.
Can I remove or change the background on a polar bear drawing?
Yes. Generate it on a flat white background, then crop on the Canvas to the framing you need, or use the Canvas to swap the ground for an ice edge or an open water line. Starting plain is easier than trying to clear a busy arctic scene later.
How do I keep a set of arctic animal drawings in one style?
Use Style Transfer. Lock the look of your first bear, then apply it as you generate the seal, the fox and the cubs so the line weight, fur treatment and palette stay consistent. That is what holds a set together when the drawings go into a book or a poster series.