The bill of a toucan is perhaps what makes the toucan bird so unique and is essential to get right in drawing in order to accurately represent the toucan bird. It’s important to take your time working out the scale when sketching the bird in its fundamental shapes. This is the early stage where you work on the formation of features and how they are placed together in a way that makes sense. The keel-billed toucan has quite a large beak that has a triangular-like structure that forms horizontally from the face of the bird. This bill extends outwardly from the face and is comparable to the length of the bird's chest. We can draw this bill as a cone shape with a downturned sharp edge near the tip of the bill, making sure it is quite large and similar in scale to the rest of the toucan bird’s body.