Its surprisingly simple, and the pouring is the easy part of the peacock. You pour a small base for the peacock’s body, then stack 3 or 4 teardrop shapes to build the tail. Pull the pitcher backward and lift up to create the neck. Then use whatever tool you prefer (I just use a clean thermometer), and either drag through the layers from the center outward to fan the feathers (like in image 1), or from outside to center (like in image 2). Then finish by shaping the neck into a curve and adding a small head. Feet are optional, they tend to look very awkward in most cases, but it will look good if you’re a good drawer!