How to draw an easy camel drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
This free drawing worksheet is a good project for the young artist and will help give them confidence in drawing a camel.If you have trouble printing the worksheet CLICK HERE to visit the how to print page for some suggestions and there is an updated link that should work below too.
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| How to Draw A Simple Camel Printable Worksheet by MrAdron. |
Sometimes it takes me hours but I create these how to draw worksheets but I do it so that I can give back because I believe that when you have been given a gift it is so you can be a gift to others, and I hope these worksheets are a means of blessing to you. You are welcome to print as many as you like.
Thank you!
Here is a link that may work better on some printers.
CLICK HERE to print a photo file that may work better.
CLICK HERE to print a photo file that may work better.
PROJECT NOTES
This camel can be a picture from a desert scene showing some kind of adventure. It can be part of the Christmas story of the wise men who came to see the newborn King. It can be part of many types of pictures. This worksheet may be helpful in-home art class or drawing class.
BEGINNING
Start simple. Begin with three curved lines. One curved line for the bottom of the neck and underside of the camel. The second a curved line for the back. The third curved line for the top of the neck. The head is a rectangle.
DEVELOP FORM
Draw the legs like stick-figure legs at first, so you get the pose right. Draw a line for the ground so all four legs go all the way and not too far. Remember, the front leg has one joint for the knee, the back leg has two joints one for the knee and one for the ankle.
Go around the stick figure legs and fatten them up a bit. The legs are wider at the top and narrower at the bottom. The back legs are very wide at the top
DETAILS
The feet are wide and flat. There are two toes just draw a line.
The eyes have long eyelashes.
The ears are small and point back.
The bottom lip is thick.
There is fur around the hump, on top of the head, and under the neck.
Use shadow to make it look round. Shadow the legs on the far side.
BEGINNING
Start simple. Begin with three curved lines. One curved line for the bottom of the neck and underside of the camel. The second a curved line for the back. The third curved line for the top of the neck. The head is a rectangle.
DEVELOP FORM
Draw the legs like stick-figure legs at first, so you get the pose right. Draw a line for the ground so all four legs go all the way and not too far. Remember, the front leg has one joint for the knee, the back leg has two joints one for the knee and one for the ankle.
Go around the stick figure legs and fatten them up a bit. The legs are wider at the top and narrower at the bottom. The back legs are very wide at the top
DETAILS
The feet are wide and flat. There are two toes just draw a line.
The eyes have long eyelashes.
The ears are small and point back.
The bottom lip is thick.
There is fur around the hump, on top of the head, and under the neck.
Use shadow to make it look round. Shadow the legs on the far side.
© Adron D. 12/12/14
