How to Draw the Dormouse from Alice in Wonderland
Draw his nose., Draw the dormouse's snout, making sure to give him a defined chin. , Add his eyes., Draw the sides of his face, starting near the top of his eyes and bowing outward., Add his ears., Draw his shaggy hair-do., Draw his collar., Add the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Draw his nose.
Starting with the nose is the best way to an accurate drawing.
A small, imperfect circle in the center, lower-half of your page is exactly what you want. This gives you an easy starting point to draw around. -
Step 2: Draw the dormouse's snout
, These are two misshapen ovals. His eyelids are droopy to show his sleepiness. , Add shaggy fur to his cheeks. , The left one starts at the tip of his fur, going out before it goes up and around.
The right ear curves around the top of his cheek and up and around. , You can try to duplicate the exact hairs, or go freehand. Either way, you will get the effect desired. , On the left: the top of the collar follows the bottom of his ear. On the right: the collar is just a small triangle. Add the beginning of his cloak. This will drape around his arms, so make the lines curvy and loose. ,, He has four fingers on each hand. ,, Add his legs, and shoed feet. , Erase any unwanted lines, and correct the features you don't feel have turned out. , Add the umbrella handle. ,, -
Step 3: making sure to give him a defined chin.
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Step 4: Add his eyes.
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Step 5: Draw the sides of his face
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Step 6: starting near the top of his eyes and bowing outward.
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Step 7: Add his ears.
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Step 8: Draw his shaggy hair-do.
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Step 9: Draw his collar.
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Step 10: Add the partially-visible bow under his chin.
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Step 11: Draw his arms.
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Step 12: Finish his cloak
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Step 13: and give him a shirt.
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Step 14: Draw his body.
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Step 15: Add the details: his mouth and whiskers.
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Step 16: Draw the part of the cloak that is hooked on the umbrella handle.
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Step 17: Draw his umbrella.
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Step 18: Finished!
Detailed Guide
Starting with the nose is the best way to an accurate drawing.
A small, imperfect circle in the center, lower-half of your page is exactly what you want. This gives you an easy starting point to draw around.
, These are two misshapen ovals. His eyelids are droopy to show his sleepiness. , Add shaggy fur to his cheeks. , The left one starts at the tip of his fur, going out before it goes up and around.
The right ear curves around the top of his cheek and up and around. , You can try to duplicate the exact hairs, or go freehand. Either way, you will get the effect desired. , On the left: the top of the collar follows the bottom of his ear. On the right: the collar is just a small triangle. Add the beginning of his cloak. This will drape around his arms, so make the lines curvy and loose. ,, He has four fingers on each hand. ,, Add his legs, and shoed feet. , Erase any unwanted lines, and correct the features you don't feel have turned out. , Add the umbrella handle. ,,
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