How to Draw a Dog
Draw two ovals., Make an outline., Draw lines outlining the head., Erase all inner circles., Finished.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Draw two ovals.
They should be side by side.
Make one slightly larger than the other.
Make sure they're not too far apart.
That is key in this drawing. , Draw a line that goes down and goes on top of the ovals you've made.
Then draw one under it doing the same.
On the bottom one, bend in a little in between ovals.
Then draw the beginnings of legs, like drawn in the picture.
Make the bottom and top lines go up, then draw a circle for the beginning of a head.
Draw a nose by drawing an oval that's partially in the head. , Do the same to the head as you did to the body.
After this, erase the circles in the body and head.
Add ears to the head that are either long and floppy, or short and up.
Then add either a short or long tail.
At this point, it's good to have a selected breed in mind, as this it where all the details are. , Carefully erase all of your circles and ovals.
Then add fur by drawing ruffles on the outlines.
You can also smudge the pencil lead lightly to create shadows or darker spots on the dog.Your dog should be very realistic! , -
Step 2: Make an outline.
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Step 3: Draw lines outlining the head.
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Step 4: Erase all inner circles.
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Step 5: Finished.
Detailed Guide
They should be side by side.
Make one slightly larger than the other.
Make sure they're not too far apart.
That is key in this drawing. , Draw a line that goes down and goes on top of the ovals you've made.
Then draw one under it doing the same.
On the bottom one, bend in a little in between ovals.
Then draw the beginnings of legs, like drawn in the picture.
Make the bottom and top lines go up, then draw a circle for the beginning of a head.
Draw a nose by drawing an oval that's partially in the head. , Do the same to the head as you did to the body.
After this, erase the circles in the body and head.
Add ears to the head that are either long and floppy, or short and up.
Then add either a short or long tail.
At this point, it's good to have a selected breed in mind, as this it where all the details are. , Carefully erase all of your circles and ovals.
Then add fur by drawing ruffles on the outlines.
You can also smudge the pencil lead lightly to create shadows or darker spots on the dog.Your dog should be very realistic! ,
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