How easy to draw a Baby Giraffe with step by step drawings

Before learning how to draw giraffe, let find out giraffe information, together.

Giraffe is the tallest mammal in the world, their legs alone are as tall as an adult people, about 180 cm.
Giraffes can run at speeds of 56 km/h at short distance and 16 km/h at long distance.
Although they have very long legs, their necks are not as long as those feet. As a result, they often “awkward” form the front leg or kneel down to drink water.
Giraffes only need to drink water once for many days. The large amounts of water they absorb from the plants they eat.
Giraffes spend most of their life in standing position, even when they sleep and give birth in this position.
Baby giraffes can get up and walk a few hours after birth, after a few weeks, they start to look for the first leaves.
Although carefully protected by their mothers, many young giraffes were attacked and eaten by predators, leopards, and African wild dogs in the first months of life.
Giraffe’s spots are like fingerprints in humans. Never two individuals are exactly alike in body spotting.
Both male and female giraffes have two horns, the hair covering the horns is called ossicones. Sometimes male giraffes use horns to fight other males.
Giraffes only sleep about 5 to 30 minutes a day. They usually take short naps only about once every 2 minutes.

In my series of animal drawing guides, you’ll always find animal drawings very easy to draw, any animal you want. Today, I will show you how to draw a giraffe with 9 simple steps, let’s draw with me!