How to Draw a Baboon

Start with the head., Draw two small circles for the eyes and a line over that as shown., Draw an oval for the neck., Draw two thin ovals for the arms., Draw another set of ovals for each legs and a larger set of hand-like feet., Sketch in the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Start with the head.

    Draw a circle and an oval for the dog-like muzzle.

    Add in guidelines for the face, connecting the shapes and a few where the eyes will be. , Sketch in the nose, mouth, and ears.

    Start adding fur if you'd like, around the back of the head and the snout. , Put a large circle below that, and a small oval for the posterior.

    Add in a relatively short, thick tail. , Shape the hands; give them long fingers gripping the ground as shown in the image. , The baboon's back right leg should be in front of the body and the left leg should be behind it, as though he's taking a step forward. , Finish filling in the fur.

    The back right leg should be the furriest, and there should be tufts on the stomach. , Use mostly brown or black (typical baboon colors) or in the pattern of Rafiki from The Lion King.

    Make sure no excess guidelines remain.
  2. Step 2: Draw two small circles for the eyes and a line over that as shown.

  3. Step 3: Draw an oval for the neck.

  4. Step 4: Draw two thin ovals for the arms.

  5. Step 5: Draw another set of ovals for each legs and a larger set of hand-like feet.

  6. Step 6: Sketch in the outline.

  7. Step 7: Outline your baboon and add color.

Detailed Guide

Draw a circle and an oval for the dog-like muzzle.

Add in guidelines for the face, connecting the shapes and a few where the eyes will be. , Sketch in the nose, mouth, and ears.

Start adding fur if you'd like, around the back of the head and the snout. , Put a large circle below that, and a small oval for the posterior.

Add in a relatively short, thick tail. , Shape the hands; give them long fingers gripping the ground as shown in the image. , The baboon's back right leg should be in front of the body and the left leg should be behind it, as though he's taking a step forward. , Finish filling in the fur.

The back right leg should be the furriest, and there should be tufts on the stomach. , Use mostly brown or black (typical baboon colors) or in the pattern of Rafiki from The Lion King.

Make sure no excess guidelines remain.

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