How to Draw a Lion
Draw the head., Draw two round-edged squares for the ears., Sketch in the eyes, nose and mouth., Draw three ovals as guides for the body., Draw a large enough oval that will overlap both the head and body., Add in three large ovals for each leg...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Draw the head.
Sketch a circle connected to a smaller one.
Sketch in a guide for the facial features. , Put another smaller set inside for each ear. , The mouth should slant to the right of the face in such a way as to almost make your lion look like a bear. , Make a small one for the neck and two large ones for the body. , This will serve as a guide for the mane.
A male lion's defining feature is its mane, as it makes it look bigger, so really emphasize that aspect! , Draw a small circle for each foot with small ovals for the paws. ,, Don't forget the mane! , Erase any unnecessary guidelines. , Use mostly gold and brown hues, unless your lion is of the imaginary sort. -
Step 2: Draw two round-edged squares for the ears.
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Step 3: Sketch in the eyes
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Step 4: nose and mouth.
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Step 5: Draw three ovals as guides for the body.
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Step 6: Draw a large enough oval that will overlap both the head and body.
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Step 7: Add in three large ovals for each leg.
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Step 8: Add in two thin lines for the tail
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Step 9: and an oval for the hair.
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Step 10: Now sketch in the details
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Step 11: add fur if you want.
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Step 12: Outline the whole image.
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Step 13: Color it in!
Detailed Guide
Sketch a circle connected to a smaller one.
Sketch in a guide for the facial features. , Put another smaller set inside for each ear. , The mouth should slant to the right of the face in such a way as to almost make your lion look like a bear. , Make a small one for the neck and two large ones for the body. , This will serve as a guide for the mane.
A male lion's defining feature is its mane, as it makes it look bigger, so really emphasize that aspect! , Draw a small circle for each foot with small ovals for the paws. ,, Don't forget the mane! , Erase any unnecessary guidelines. , Use mostly gold and brown hues, unless your lion is of the imaginary sort.
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