
A unicorn is a mythical creature whose image has changed over the centuries. Its earliest descriptions appear in ancient civilizations: for example, in India it was imagined as a wild donkey with a single horn, and in ancient Greek literature it was mentioned by the historian Ctesias. It was believed that its horn had magical properties and that only a pure maiden could tame it. The unicorn was often depicted in heraldry, art, and literature as an embodiment of invincibility and grace.

Start with basic shapes: draw three ovals for the body and head, draw the neck line, and mark the position of the muzzle.
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Connect the body ovals with smooth curved lines, then mark the positions of the legs, indicating joints and hooves.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Refine the shape of the head, giving it expressive features, and draw elegant ears.
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Draw clear lines of the neck and chest, emphasizing strength and grace.
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Add muscle definition to the upper parts of the limbs, enhancing the sense of power.
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Carefully work on the lower parts of the legs from knees to hooves.
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Gently erase all construction lines and add a nostril and expressive eye on the head.
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Draw a lush, dynamic tail as if flowing in the wind.
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Draw the horn, carefully working on its spiral texture.
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Add a voluminous mane and highlight muscle definition on the body.
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The drawing is ready! Color it following the example.
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