Nifflers are from Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts.They are good at finding lost change in the ground.You can draw a niffler, even if you can't get one for yourself.This article will show you how to do it.
Step 1: You can find a reference picture online.
There are no real images of nifflers since they are not real creatures.You can find a shot from the movie or a piece of fanart.Don't copy exactly, as that person is entitled to their work.
Step 2: Simple geometric shapes are what you can break your image into.
It should be really simple.In a similar way to the image shown above, think of circles, triangles, lines, and squares.Draw a frame for niffler.
Step 3: You should begin refining your shapes.
The niffler's beak is not a flat quadrilateral.There is a curve to it.You can change the shape you drew in the previous step to look like a beak.This can be done with the paws as well.Remove it so the shapes don't show.The darker the shapes you drew, the more prominent they will be.Leave the others if you trace them.
Step 4: Continue to erase and refine until you are happy with your skeleton.
Remove unnecessary lines by tracing the outside and parts that will show.It should be similar to a platypus.
Step 5: The border has a texture.
A niffler has fur that clumps in a way that looks like scales.As shown in the picture, add this to your outline.
Step 6: The beak needs to be edited.
Draw shapes for nostrils at the top end of the beak, as well as a line showing where it opens and closes.
Step 7: Life can be breathed into the eye.
A highlight and an eyelid should be drawn.Feel free to color in the rest of the niffler's eye.
Step 8: Add some creativity to the paws.
Nifflers have sharp nails, so be sure to show that.If you want, you can draw a coin in his/her paw.
Step 9: The fur should be drawn.
It clumps into spiny shapes down the back and on the head, like scales for most of the arms, and then it looks like fluffy down near the beginning of each paw and the beak.This was similar to what was done for the border.