How to Draw a Goldfish

Learn how to draw a goldfish with this easy step by step tutorial, and then endeavour your hand at layering colors with crayon. Some pretty blending but might happen!

Almost children learn to draw very simplified fish, when they are starting out, which is really helpful when they are just figuring out how to get the shapes they desire down on paper.

But afterwards they notice that those simplified shapes don't account for all the many kinds of fish they know of, they might be ready to draw the very familiar goldfish with some more details. This i has the fancy flowy tail, which is not that difficult to describe, and might add some extra fun.

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