How to draw a fluffy fury puppy, drawing lesson, and printable worksheet.
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PROJECT NOTES.
DESIGN
The puppy is almost half head so draw the body like a square and the head as a circle that is the same size as the body. The legs start halfway down the body; they divide the body into thirds. The paws are big and are half of the legs.
A collar and dog tag can be drawn in at the beginning, so it does not get lost when drawing the fur later on.
FACE
The face is as simple as they come.
* The eyes are halfway down the face from the top to the chin.
* The nose is a little below the eyes, and the mouth is below the nose,
* Do not need to worry much about the mouth since it is covered in fur.
* The ears are on top of the head directly above the eyes.
FUR
The fur is many many short and long lines. The secret is to remember to draw the lines in the right directions. Think of a fan blowing straight at the center of the puppy the fur is pushed away outward from the center. All the fur is going outward.
Go over the outline of the puppy with short lines then go around with a second layer of longer lines giving the fur a matted texture. Add fur all over the body to fill it in. Use lines of fur to give shadow between the legs and areas of dark.
Advanced students may want to blend with a stub before adding the last layer of fur.
I hope you draw a masterpiece!
(c) Adron 1/12/14
