Tuesday, January 15, 2013

How To Draw A Skunk Worksheet

How to draw a skunk drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

This how-to-draw a skunk printable drawing worksheet is a fun and very easy project for the young artist. They are like many small animals but not like any at the same time.

To print the drawing worksheet just highlight it and send it to your printer, or save it to your device to print later. Some people find it is better to drag the image to their desktop and print from there.  If you have problems printing see the how to print tab above for suggestions. Print in greyscale to get all the details.

How to Draw a Skunk Worksheet.

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You might also like the how to draw a ferret worksheet CLICK HERE.

Here are two links that may print better on some printers.

CLICK HERE for a jpeg file in photo format.

CLICK HERE for a PDF file.

Start with a circle for the hips and a smaller circle for the head. Connect the two circles with a triangle, this will make the shoulder and the body. The head circle has a triangle pointing straight down.

The front legs are just two parallel lines that lean forward slightly. The back legs are like a triangle pointing down with a square for the ankle at the bottom.

The face is a triangle. The eye and ear are in a straight line with the nose. The eye is where the line and the circle touch. The eye is black and shiny. The nose is a little square. There is a short stripe down the face.

The stripe on the back goes in a "V."

The tail is furry and almost as long as the body.

(C) Adron 1/15/13

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My how to draw lesssons are free and you may print as many as you like. I only ask that if you are able that you consider making a small contribution to support my art. Please click HERE TO DONATE and enter an amount that shows your level of appreciation. 
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