How to Draw a Realistic Wolf
Draw a circle lightly., Add an ear at the back of the circle., Erase the circle and add the neck scruff and the front legs and paws. , Add some paws., Outline the circle while adding a flat bottom to them., Add the back of the head, start the back...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Draw a circle lightly.
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Step 2: Add an ear at the back of the circle.
Go forward and start making "tufts" of fur.
Go down about halfway and draw a muzzle that goes out about half an inch then goes down in a curve to the bottom of the circle.
You can make the mouth any way you want like a smiley inside the curve.
Also add a nose (small triangle). ,, Draw a leg and (lightly) two circles. , Add another "toe" and bring the bottom out a little and bring it up. ,, Then starting from the back draw the tail and connect it to the ending point of the leg. , All you really do is outline the "front" legs.
The paws don't have to be as detailed. , You are done! You can color it any way you want.
If it is a realistic wolf try to use colors like brown, gray, black or white.
You can even use two or more colors at once! If you are doing a wolf that is "made up" you can use colors as you wish, just try not to go overboard. , For coloring, you can chose from colored pencils, crayons, markers or watercolors.
Use quality paper so your color will come out nicely. , This will be the basic shape for the wolf. , Make them in the shape of an
8. ,, This will be the body. , For the legs, see the image for reference. , This will be the tail. , The wolf has the same structure as a dog, mostly the German shepherd. ,, Look at the illustration for reference. ,,, The wolf's usual color is grey. ,, -
Step 3: Erase the circle and add the neck scruff and the front legs and paws.
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Step 4: Add some paws.
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Step 5: Outline the circle while adding a flat bottom to them.
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Step 6: Add the back of the head
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Step 7: start the back and add the front leg muscle.
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Step 8: Draw the belly and the back legs.
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Step 9: Draw the legs behind the legs you have already drawn.
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Step 10: Add the eye and the shadows on the "back" legs and the "back" ear.
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Step 11: Gather all the necessary materials like paper
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Step 12: pencil
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Step 13: pencil sharpener and eraser gum.
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Step 14: Start with a triangle.
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Step 15: Draw two circles at the top angle of the triangle.
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Step 16: Draw two curve lines for the neck.
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Step 17: Continue with a big oval.
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Step 18: Add legs.
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Step 19: Draw a long oval and attach it to the end of the big oval.
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Step 20: Detail the drawing
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Step 21: start with the head.
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Step 22: Continue with the base of the neck and the back.
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Step 23: Draw the front legs.
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Step 24: Use curves lines for the back legs and the tail
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Step 25: make it ragged.
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Step 26: Erase the extra lines
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Step 27: refine the drawing and add the background.
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Step 28: Color the drawing.
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Step 29: Add shading and make the fur visible.
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Step 30: Finished.
Detailed Guide
You will have to erase after.
Go forward and start making "tufts" of fur.
Go down about halfway and draw a muzzle that goes out about half an inch then goes down in a curve to the bottom of the circle.
You can make the mouth any way you want like a smiley inside the curve.
Also add a nose (small triangle). ,, Draw a leg and (lightly) two circles. , Add another "toe" and bring the bottom out a little and bring it up. ,, Then starting from the back draw the tail and connect it to the ending point of the leg. , All you really do is outline the "front" legs.
The paws don't have to be as detailed. , You are done! You can color it any way you want.
If it is a realistic wolf try to use colors like brown, gray, black or white.
You can even use two or more colors at once! If you are doing a wolf that is "made up" you can use colors as you wish, just try not to go overboard. , For coloring, you can chose from colored pencils, crayons, markers or watercolors.
Use quality paper so your color will come out nicely. , This will be the basic shape for the wolf. , Make them in the shape of an
8. ,, This will be the body. , For the legs, see the image for reference. , This will be the tail. , The wolf has the same structure as a dog, mostly the German shepherd. ,, Look at the illustration for reference. ,,, The wolf's usual color is grey. ,,
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