How to draw a velociraptor dinosaur drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
This fun worksheet will give the young artist confidence in drawing a Velociraptor Dinosaur.PRINT THE WORKSHEET
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| How To Draw a Velociraptor Worksheet. |
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FIRST STEP
Begin by lightly drawing a stick figure of the Velociraptor. Use straight lines for the legs and circled for the knees and ankles and elbows. The head is slightly rectangular. The body starts out as a couple of circles one for the chest and a small one for the hips. At this time don't worry too much about detail or the legs on the far side of the Dinosaur.
DRAMA
Look at the pose and ask yourself if it has excitement. Make any changes now to give excitement.
FILL HIM IN
Lightly draw circles for the muscle groups in the arms legs and neck.
HANDS FEET
Start with lines for the bones and circles for the knuckles. Then draw around them to give thickness and curvy lines. Save the claws for last, (like desert).
HEAD
The mouth goes all the way across the length of the head to behind the ear. There is some cheek at the back of the mouth. The eyebrow is a heavy arch line and the nose has a long bony ridge across the top. The eye is at the back of the head.
FINISHING TOUCHES
Reptiles have loose wrinkly skin with folds so give him some wrinkles on the neck, arms, legs, and anywhere else that makes sense to you. Add the big claw on the toe and the teeth.
If this has been helpful you might like to try my worksheet titled: How to draw a Triceratops
(c) Mr. Adron 9/21/13