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I am starting my today's post by wishing all my friends Eid. Today I am here with a drawing post. I hope you all will like it.

We passed the holy Eid-ul-Azha a few days ago and the joy of this Eid-ul-Azha remains with us. Meanwhile, I got some time and thought that something special needs to be drawn, so on the occasion of this Eid, I have drawn a Qurbani Eid picture which I am presenting to you now. I hope you will like my Qurbani Eid pictures but let's start

🎀A drawing white notepad 1pis
🎀 pencils
🎀A pencil
🎀 Rubber 1pis
🎀 pencil Sharpener 1pis
🎀 Black marker pen 1pis

First I gathered all the necessary things

then I drew a picture of a baby with a pencil on my white drawing mat where the baby is wearing a cap and wearing pyjama Punjabi shoes

and I drew a big goat And I drew a pencil drawing of the goat with the rope and the boy holding the rope. I drew one such picture with a pencil, and then next to the goat

I drew a mosque,

at this stage I drew my entire picture with a black marker pen,

and then I drew the mosque with different colours, such as yellow, green, pink, black,

and then I have drawn the goat here two colours of the goat's horns are also placed on the neck cord Also on the neck cord I kept KhoIri colour and painted the eyes with red on the blue face and light pink on the whole body and black on the legs

then I painted the baby boy with different colours like yellow and blue on the head cap and light orange on the face and light orange clothes. At this stage I have given my picture with Ash colour and blue colour and feet colour black,

then this stage I wrote Happy Eid-ul-Azha in the blank area of ​​my picture with a gel pen

and then a complete picture of my Qurbani

and then I took a selfie with my picture.

Eid-ul-Azha Eid is celebrated mainly followed by the sacrifice of various animals so today I have presented here a goat where a child is taking the goat for the sacrifice I have tried to convey this image Eid I hope my image You liked it very much. See you again in a new picture. Until then, God bless you.