You'll need to use a round brush to paint the drop-shaped marks on their plumage. It's simple to do with this; simply draw the drop with a liner. The beak and legs can be painted with the same previous color and the same procedure, with touches of light to dark spots.
It's easier than you think to create a single-line, abstract portrait.
Creating a portrait with one continuous line appears difficult, but it is deceptively quick and simple. In fact, you can use a reference photo underneath your paper to ensure that the subject's facial features are perfectly placed. Then it's just a matter of connecting the features in an appealing way.
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