Find inspiration for drawing prey with our collection of prey drawings.
These examples showcase a range of techniques and styles to help you improve your skills as an artist. These captivating creatures make for an interesting subject to draw - get ready to create your own prey masterpieces!
@Cedster
Oh boy he comin' 😳
@KDW
Three hundred million years ago the Meganeura was the largest insect ever, hunting prey and having a wingspan of nearly 2.5 feet. Reference: pic of a dragonfly
@TinaB
Barn Owl looking for prey Reference: colored pencil sketch and Procreate
@Sally
Kingfisher diving for its prey.
@ARTISTIC
Predator and Prey 🐱 🐁
@Songli5
Harp seals are prey to killer whales, large sharks, and polar bears- to name a few.
@Carolann
The Golden Eagle Bird of prey
@nikki69
Spiders prey on flies among other things
@fairlawnbj
Australian bird of Prey. Brown Goshawk
@Joshabro
Where there is Predator, there is prey Hi everyone. Good to be drawing again! 😃
@HimNHer
The flies don't stand a chance! 😜 ♂️
@Somaya97
#prey
@uruvi
spider, holding quiet for a photo, because going on eating the prey is more important than escaping my boring pointing camera 🙄
@JustaDot
A sharp eye required to catch his mornings prey. Reference: only last week while walking the Thames Path, saw a Kingfisher which inspired this prompt.
@HimNHer
Ribbit! ♀️ Reference: vectorstock.com
@Songli5
Squirrels are preyed on by coyotes, raccoons, hawks, eagles and even domestic animals.
Experience the bold, graphic quality of marker art as you bring your creative vision to life on the page. From sweeping brushstrokes to precise lines, let your artistic flair shine as you explore the limitless possibilities of this medium.
@dennisAREA49
PRAY for the PREY!!
@Mosmee
a cat with prey ... i recently got myself a sketchbook again after many years so there will be traditional drawings from time to time
@Tysoner
Sharks! They hunt for prey 😶🌫️ Simple one… @Cedster gave me this idea 😆 Arania forced Requiem to wear another cute hoodie/onesie 😂
@Logans_multiverses
PREY. Gloria, get up, you got a visitor. Reference: A photo book of Poses. monster inspired by Joe Kubert’s drawings.
@Paper_Pawn_V2
That cat looks like it came straight out of a nightmare, I really can't draw animals
@Artsherr
Thank goodness this is the only prey my kitty gets.
Create stunning art with the versatility of colored pencils. From highly detailed, photorealistic images to loose, expressive drawings, let your creativity shine as you bring your artistic vision to life on the page.
@royslittlescribbles
Bird of prayer!
@TinaB
Barn Owl looking for prey Reference: colored pencil sketch and Procreate
@Songli5
Harp seals are prey to killer whales, large sharks, and polar bears- to name a few.
@fairlawnbj
Australian bird of Prey. Brown Goshawk
@uruvi
spider, holding quiet for a photo, because going on eating the prey is more important than escaping my boring pointing camera 🙄
Create bold, striking art with the fluidity of ink. From sweeping brushstrokes to detailed linework, let your creativity shine as you bring your artistic vision to life on the page.
@RammyArtworks
Ready to attack the prey. 5 min sketch.
@WetDirt
I don’t know who to root for, the flytrap as prey for the slug, or the slug as as prey for the flytrap. Reference: Pic: still from a Tik-tok video. The video goes on to show the slug escapes. Actually, I wouldn’t have drawn it if the slug died. And I don’t even like slugs.
@Wiliane
Bird of prey
@Szewicz
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Experience the vibrant, creamy texture of oil pastels as you bring your artistic vision to life on the page. From bright, bold strokes to soft, blending techniques, let your creativity flow with this versatile medium.
@GailB
My first time drawing a bird, not sure if i did a good job. Reference: a picture i took
@Angel_20
Prey owl you can see him in a night time hope you all like it Have a great day 💞💞
@mbear
Predator and PREY confront each other at the feeder. Care to guess which is the PREY?
@Summerdawn369
Poor Baby
Discover the versatility of pen art as you bring your artistic vision to life on the page. From delicate linework to bold, graphic illustrations, let your creativity flow as you experiment with this expressive medium.
@GyrfalconArt
Aplomado falcon, a bird of prey Reference: multiple
@sammie2toes
This cute wittle baby spider is gonna make some wittle baby insect it's prey. 💁🏼♀️ 🕷
@royslittlescribbles
Bird of prayer!
@RammyArtworks
Ready to attack the prey. 5 min sketch.
Experience the subtle beauty of pencil art as you bring your artistic vision to life on the page. From detailed, photorealistic drawings to loose, expressive sketches, let your creativity flow as you explore the limitless possibilities of this medium.
@Carolann
The Golden Eagle Bird of prey
@nikki69
Spiders prey on flies among other things
@Joshabro
Where there is Predator, there is prey Hi everyone. Good to be drawing again! 😃
@TinaB
Barn Owl looking for prey Reference: colored pencil sketch and Procreate
@HimNHer
Ribbit! ♀️ Reference: vectorstock.com
Create stunning art with the vibrant, expressive medium of soft pastels. From bold, graphic lines to soft, delicate shading, let your creativity flow as you bring your artistic vision to life on the page.
@Moni77
Kitty after finishing feasting on the mouse she caught.
@Brockrose01
PREY for a cat...
@Figgy_OConnell
Some see them as prey. Not me!
@Fatal_Dinazor
Bird of Prey
Discover the fluid, ethereal beauty of watercolor painting. From soft, delicate washes to bold, vibrant strokes, let your creativity flow as you bring your artistic vision to life on the page.
@meidraws
The black-thighed falconet is the smallest bird of prey, feeding on insects, lizards and small birds. Reference: besgroup.org
@Sally
Kingfisher diving for its prey.
@GyrfalconArt
Aplomado falcon, a bird of prey Reference: multiple
@sammie2toes
This cute wittle baby spider is gonna make some wittle baby insect it's prey. 💁🏼♀️ 🕷
@WetDirt
I don’t know who to root for, the flytrap as prey for the slug, or the slug as as prey for the flytrap. Reference: Pic: still from a Tik-tok video. The video goes on to show the slug escapes. Actually, I wouldn’t have drawn it if the slug died. And I don’t even like slugs.
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