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How to Draw Agent P in 5 Steps

Published Monday, February 11, 2013 By Melissa. Under Learning, Other Projects    

My kids love Phineas and Ferb (especially Perry the Platypus/Agent P). They’ve gotten really good at drawing Perry as a platypus, but when they tried to draw him as a secret agent they just couldn’t figure out what to do. We looked online for ‘How to Draw Agent P,’ but after we tried this “super easy” 4-page 20-step tutorial and ended up with knots of unerased lines, we decided we needed something easier.

This tutorial is probably not great for someone looking to make an exact, professional-looking art piece, but if your five year old just wants to draw an Agent P picture, this should help.

1. Start with a standing-up rectangle.

Step 1 - How to Draw Agent P in 5 Steps

2. Add arms and legs.

Step 2 - How to Draw Agent P in 5 Steps

3. Draw the hat and some sneaky secret-agent eyes.

Step 3 - How to Draw Agent P in 5 Steps

4. Add Agent P’s beaver-tail and bill!

Step 4 - How to Draw Agent P in 5 Steps

5. Erase any extra lines and draw the criss-crosses on his tail.

Step 5 - How to Draw Agent P in 5 Steps

Not pictured here is step 6: color! The kids had much better results with this kind of ‘whole picture’ approach than sketching armatures. Hope you enjoyed it!

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