How To Draw Cartoony Animals

1. Introduction: Hello and welcome to easy Drawing, Cute Animals. My name is christer. I made it found in easy Drawing course for you. And here are some things that you will know. How to draw using basic shapes. What makes animals cute? How to relax and be playful. We will draw five animals in three different versions. How to enhance your drawing skills in easy ways. Tips for developing your confidence. Also, drawing cute animals is like two gifts and nodding a new skill and be very happy at the same time. That is hard to beat 2. Simple Cat: The first drawing we will do is, I'm a simple Cat. And we will start by doing rough circle. Something like this. Remember that this is just about playing around and finding your lines. Nothing has to be perfect. When you have draw a circle, let's do a guideline. The middle of the head. And another guideline here. Then you will take half of this circle, the height, and draw a little guideline down here. So this will be the size of the body. So this will be where the cat will be sitting. We will do a little bit of a box. It's not as wide as the, this circle. So here's a little bit further in like this. On both sides. There you have the body. Here in the middle. It will put the nose. And you can make a little triangle there. Little Cat. And then we will have two big eyes. Quite circular. This is why it's quite good to draw a guideline. It's easier to place things like the nose and eyes. So try to keep these two circles about the same distance away from the middle. So to quite rough circles for the eyes. Then of course we will have the Cat sliding a little bit. So that's go ahead and do these two bumps coming down from the nose. And then we will place, Here's get there. So quite pointy. Imagined that from there's almost like an invisible line going up from this side of the eye here. Let's start here. We'll have another one down there. And then the smaller triangle inside of the arrow. Then they can do the same here. Just imagine that you have. And then miscible line going up from here. Should probably talk just a little bit more. Erase this part. Remember that the eraser is your best friend. It's all about learning and finding new ways of drawing. So just a little bit tangled up there. And then you can have another guideline here. You can find that the ears are about the same height. And, and use this guideline here to have the other ear coming out there. And as you'll see, I'm taking keeping everything quite rough. Why I use a blue pencil in the beginning is that I can just search around and find and play around with the lines later on. Use black pencil to define all the lines. Later on. If you don't have two pencils into want to do it, you can go ahead and draw straight up with a black pencil. But if you have the possibility to try to have a colored pencil first and then the black pencil later. So Let's go ahead and define eyes a little bit better. To give a little bit more life to the Cat is we will draw a little bit of bubble there and showing that there's a reflection of light and die. So two ovals, one big, one small. And later on we will fill in these eyes so they are quite dark. I will just do it slightly with a blue pencil first And we can also go ahead now and have all the details to draw the upsides of the kind of the cats. And here I will look, draw the whole, I'm heads down here, what I believe it open the little bits. And with this Cat, I will draw this line. On top. Dilemma, draw the ears. And when you do this is like showing that the ears are behind the head. Will draw another Cat later on when we're done filling this lines. When you draw a line like this, it usually means that one part is on top of another part. Now go back to the body. We can draw some small pulls down here. Two ovals. Don't worry if they don't look exactly the same. Sometimes it's quite good that they are a little bit symmetrical, which should do is to control the way the cat is sitting. And also that we will do a little bit of a band here for the body. Going up like that. Then another band for about Elf pair. And then we will draw the front legs for the cats. And they will be starting about where the head is ending. And just draw two small ovals like this. So there you have the front, front legs. And also the cat of course should have a tail. So about halfway on disband, you can draw a line out like this. And underline. Do a little bit more of a button there. And then a line back there, you have the tail. Very good. Let's fill in this lines just a little bit more than we can also do a little bit of a pattern for the cats. You can, of course just leave it like this. Just white oak can do is we can do some triangles, shapes going in from the sides like this. Lawsuit disabled daughter side. So small shapes like this. And of course we will shade them also. So there we have some simple patterns for the Cat. So now let's go and define the lines with a black pencil. Can start with the nose, their eyes. And then we will makes sure that will leave these two areas open to give the Cat more over the life in the eyes. Showing some reflection. We really appreciate this. Quite gentle. Don't have to press super hard when you're shading in the beginning. Let's do something that is not as much pressure as to alter lights with that your drawing. I'm just going to say that you probably noticed that I have this kind of Band-Aid here. And I'm taking care of all the little stray cat and we play on goof around. Sometimes it goes a little bit banana, Awesome. Maybe you will see that. I will have with some kind of Band-Aid and some of the videos. She's a real sweet tone, but she's still very wild around. Well, that's what happens when you play around with the Cat. On the other, I will fill in the mouth for the Cat. Almost looking like an anchor. Well to shape of the head. And as you'll see, you don't have to be drawing a perfect line. It's not about perfection. It's about learning something new and having FUN. So feel free to have a very loose line. Playful hand to the pattern on the other side of the hub to fill in the path. Then of course the ears. The ears a little bit. Softer. Role top. Want to get to point D. Because when it comes to cuteness, there's a few things to remember is that it's very good to have very round and soft shapes and have very big eyes, and also to have a head that is quite big compared to the body. That's why we see things as cute when we have these kind of proportions. Let's go ahead and do the poles. And as you'll see, I'm not following the blue lines. Hundred percent. It's not necessary. The other side of the body. And lastly, we have the Taylor, something like this. And I want to do some more black lungs around the eyes. More contrast. This is how it works, is that the higher contrast and the stronger lines you have in a certain area, the more focus goes to that diarrhea. When you see, when I'm filling in, I'm just going to draw some more black here. When I'm racing to contrast and the black around the eyes. You get the more of a tension around this. Talks because to eyes are very important in drawings because it's quite often that's the first things we looked at. This is the face and I'm a look at the eyes to see what's going on. Yes, that looks much better. And also before we finish up this drawing, I think we should go back to the blue pencil. We will just add a little bit of a shade here. Some very flights with a blue pencil first to see you how big the shadow we were gonna do. And we will get a very light hand out a little bit of shade here. So the Cat is actually sitting on the ground. Shade helps quite often to place a character somewhere in the room, on the floor in this case. And also what we can do is that we can add a little bit more of a strength underneath the tail, but mostly under the the butt of the Cat. And I'm a little bit underneath the feet like this. Now you can see the difference is that all of a sudden the characters connected to something, it connecting to the ground that is sitting up. There you go, your first Cat. Look what you can do with to simple shapes. A circle and rectangle becomes a cute cat. Good work, and see you in the next lesson. 3. Cross-eyed Cat: The next Cat we will draw will also be starting with circle. We can draw the circle about the same size as to other among something like that. Again, we will do simple guidelines across the face like this. And in this case we will measure this part will be somewhere around there again. To make sure that that is quite big comparing to the body. This body will be, if a, draw another guideline down here. Wonderful here. Cat will be a little bit fatter or fluffier. Maybe I should say. Done the body. Let's do a simple bamboo on this side. Simple bumble decide. Something like this. Just making sure it's chunky or fluffing. And then we will, of course to a nose again, but this time we can actually do it with a row, knows, see how that works out. And of course we will have to big, big eyes again and this time we can do them as the little bit oval. Simple. Decide to see what kind of different expression we can give the Cat tools a bit like this. Of course, the same with Eared, you can draw another guideline to see that you have their eyes about the same size. And I think we will make discard a little bit Cross-eyed. So let's go ahead and do to all those shapes on each slide like this. And this time we will leave a little bit of space here. I'm a space here for the light on the ice. And I think we will not have a mouth this time. So instead we will do whiskers. Can draw three whiskers on each side. Like this. Can make them even bigger. A little bit further, I think he's got a bit too crooked. And as you see, I'm not freaking out if the lines are not in the perfect place, you can always go back and redo things. So don't freak out if your first lines are not where you want them to be, you can always redraw them. Of course, this one should have yours too, so we can beat, just draw line there. Cat to look angry. But imagine that there's a line going out there. And then align going Altair, that is a middle between these points in the middle between these points. From there you can draw your ears. Can have another guideline going here. We have that. Here's for this one. And of course we should have the inner lining tissue in the shape of the ear. I'm just going to define the little bit better with this Cat compared to the other one. We would actually draw. The whole circle underneath. You fear, showing a different way of drawing a head. But I would love to close this line. Sara, either leave them on both them Quick, this dilemma can define the ice a little bit better. Something like that. Show him the pupils. See I'm doing the pupils maybe a little bit more rounded, a little. Something like that. Let's go ahead and draw some front paws. So this one, you imagine that you have to paul sitting, standing on the ground there. Then we can draw lines up from those lines. Something like this. Can even make them a little bit more round. Little more soft of a shape. Very How to from pulse. We can go ahead and do the other line of the body. Making sure to make it quite round. Like this. If you haven't bit too thick line or it's giving me Tennessee. Let's go ahead and use the eraser and make maybe a little bit more cleaner line. Of course, these Cat should have a tail to I will place it on this side also. This tail is more in the same shape as this one is more of a softer shaped like an angle. Let's go ahead and do the line for a little bit stronger. So that's a good start. And then we can do the definition with the black pencil. I don't know if you own a cat or not, but feel free you and your drawing these cats to add something from the Cat that you have in your house or someone you know, or maybe a fan favorite Cat on the Internet. Could, because there could be a nice detail to your Cat, giving it more personality. And as you see you when I'm drawing, I'm searching for the lines. So you don't have to freak out that you have to have a perfect line that is going all around in a circle. Just do small, small lines and see where they take you. Because this is also about not just your expression, it's also about to hand lie coordination that you're training it. Depending on how far your into your creative process. The way of your line making will be quite different. I can say that even though I can do draw just a single line, I prefer actually to do these kind of small lines. It's feels better for me. It's more on my personality. Has you see, I can draw a line like this or I can draw a line that is built up a more of a smaller lines. Both versions work with have the TBI party here. The small legs. Tale, Of course. There you have the main body. Of course we should do like with other one that we can add a little bit of shade here to stick to cute the, to the ground. Doesn't have to be a huge shadow. A little bit. But a loose hand. Draw a little bit of a shade with a black belt. So don't worry if the shaders going over the lines or maybe they are a little bit too dark. It doesn't matter. What I hope that you do is that you practice this several times. So each time you will do it a little bit better and a little bit better. So of course, little bit of strength to collect the Cat to the ground. This what we can do with also, if we have the same value of these two lines that are on the same level. But if you're just draw this line a little bit stronger, like this, you see that the head is popping up from the body. So when you draw a strong line on top of another line, usually means that this part is more close to you. Draw the line a little bit stronger all around here. Since we're strengthening this line is always good to go back and make sure that the facial features or have the highest contrast. So making sure that the pupils are quite dark. Maybe we can just add a little bit more strength to the ice. Just a little bit. A little line there have jumped away. Of course, if you want to, you can always go back and erase all these guidelines, etc. but I will leave them there in the beginning because it's not about making a perfect picture. It's about learning. And sometimes it's good that you leave a very rough drawing in the background that reminds you or what you're doing. So there you go, your second Cat, a little shabby, one. Good work. And let's go ahead and draw the third Cat in the next lesson. 4. Side View Cat: So our third kitty will be little thing that is standing on four legs just to give a little bit of a violation to the other walls. And also this had will be not be hundred percent row. We will be more of a lawful shape. Looking more like this. Also, I will tilt the head a little bit in this direction. So the guideline will be going like this. Like this. It will cough course. The body. The body will be slightly smaller than the herd and that will be another oval. Looking something like this. You can also measure the head and they'll see that the body is just a little bit smaller to keep the keep cuteness level up. Something like that. And I'm of course is will have a little cute moles, just a little triangle. And then they will have some eyes. There are almost drown. They are a little bit oval, just a little bit oval. Like this. With this cats. Compared to other worlds, we will actually have them yells completely black. Just to have a little bit of variation and show you that. You can have different kinds of appearances of a cats depending on what your shoes for the eyes. Let's go have undefined. Have your solute in a little bit better. We will just have the Cat having a little bit of hair do here. Just a small boat and then we will place your solid. You just imagine that you have a line going out from the from high up here, aligned up here. We can have the 0.2 years lead side of alleles made the males too little, bit more soft and round. Looks cute. Or also if you have a little bit more to big ears and they are a bit two-point. Did it look more like a flux? So let's go ahead, will have a little bit smaller and softer ears for the body. Just imagine that you have a line coming down from the year. Somewhere around here. You will have the feet. Then we will have a little bit of the angle to decide. So this is the first little poll here. And then we'll build up, draw the body. And then another poll here. Keeping the leg lengths angled like this. Little stomach. And the other leg here. Let's try to keep these polls about the same slice. Low note here. The numerous soft line over to that called the Cat. Making sure that these headlines are pulling on top of the body. Something like this. Then we will have a little tail here. Somewhere around the middle of this back line. We can make it a little bit fluffy. They've kinda of course, if you want to draw a tail that is more along, maybe more like a zigzag pattern like this. If you want to try a little bit of a different approach to the tail. Each time you draw this Cat. It's going to find is just a little bit better. Well, of course we should do some whiskers. What is Cat to? I think there will be somewhere around the guideline here. So let's go ahead and draw some whiskers. Which side? First a long line and then a little shorter line? And you don't always have to draw three lines or two lines, or four lines or five lines. When it comes to Whiskers, you can do whatever your field looks best in your drawing. In this case, I prefer to have them. We also two because this cast is quite clean and quite simple and I don't want and have it too many things sticking out from the side. We should also maybe add some small lines here showing the fetal, the Cat. I think this looks good. So let's go ahead and define the lines with a black pencil starting with the nose. Number is the black lot eyes here. What do you can do is when you're drawing something that you're shading it together a little bit even you can always cross shaded. So one way this way and then another way it is way. It's quite easy way to get something quite smooth. Let's go ahead and do the whiskers. And as you see, sometimes I don't follow the guidelines. Sometimes my pencil is just taking me places. Because sometimes you feel that I think disliking sexually alluded better than the first of all, I drew. It can of course, you just go back and erase the blue line a little bit if it's interfering with your, with your drawing. And as I said in the previous video, try to keep as much of what you're putting down on the paper. Because if you clean things up too much, you don't actually see what you have been doing. It's more almost like little road-map to your drawing activities. So even though maybe allying this lots perfect where revolted, just leave it there. Course it will remind you later on what you were doing earlier. The soft lying. A little bit, little tail. It looks good. Then of course, little bit of a shade. And as you see, I have not drawn the fourth leg. You can of course, draw another leg, the coming down back here next to this this leg. But I prefer to have this more clean. I mean, when we're drawing something that is cartoon and cute, it doesn't have the perfect proportions or B. So to say realistic, it's more about how the drawing actually looks like. In this case, I think it's looks more nice to be not too cluttered. A bit luck with this Cat. You don't have to draw the back legs. It looks nicer to happiest these two lumps. And with this cute expression. Let's go ahead and do the contact to the ground. Hair, health. So string thunder, nice. The poles. And also we can do a little bit more strength, showing that the head is on top of the other lines. And the same here. Just a little bit more strength. Just over displays. And a little bit more strength here. Just showing where the lines are above each other. Memories of jade. Just a little, little, little bit like this. And I usually ask dad sometimes to my drawings a little wobbly lines like this. I think it gives the drawing a little bit more of a life. You can try that out if you want do and if it's something that fits, you, please use it. Whenever seeing the downstream from this lines that I started to disappear little bit. So let's go ahead and strengthened eyes. With that. I don't know, almost spooky expression. There we go. Three cats. I hope you have started to feel how easy it is to draw cute animals. Starting with simple shapes and with small variations, giving them different expressions and characters. Good work and see you in the next lesson. 5. Droopy Eared Dog: So the next thing we will draw is a little simple, Cute dog. And we will start like we did with the Cat. The first Cat you drew. We will start just by drawing. A simple ball, very rough one. And we will have a guideline in the middle. Add another guideline, middle of the head, this direction. And we will take half of this bowl and do a measurement down here, another, another guide layer. And I'm with a previous kept. It will be almost the body will be almost as wide as the head. Your form LSA, very rough box down there. So that's the start of this little guy. And when it comes to the eyes, we will make big round eyes for this Dog to like that. And then we will not put the nose up here, so we will have it a little bit further down. You can have it about the same level as the end of the bottom half of the circle, Sarah, for the eyes, then they can make a little oval shape here like this. And of course we should big you put a big smile on her dog to have circles like that. With this one, I think since dogs are panting quite a lot, we will add a little tongue hanging out here and not following the middle of the line bus almost next to it. It will draw a line down and down, a little half circle. And then a little line up like that. Then you can draw a little line for the middle of the tongue. So this tongue is not completely in the middle. We'll put it a little bit to the side. A little bit asymmetric goals. Because if you draw it straight in the middle like this, it looks a little bit weird. So I think that's, it looks really nice. And as we are usually doing with the eyes, I will leave just a little bit of sparkle here, a little light on top of the nose. And when it comes to the eyes, Let's define them a little bit better. Something like this. And tried to use the guidelines. But don't worry if everything is not looking hundred per cent A-OK. you will find this proportion. So eventually when your practice, and I can say that sometimes it's quite good that the drawing is not looking too perfect because it can look a bit steroidal. You will find your style lines as long as you practice. So let's filled in the eyes. This time we're leaving a little glimmer up here. And with the Dog, of course, you should have some ears, but I think there should be some kind of droopy ears. So let's go ahead and first draw the top of top half of the hat. Then we will have ears coming out like you to big lumps. And they will end up not down here. They will add just a little bit further up. They'll still little bit. And then they will be draw this line a little bit better. They will go a little bit to decide compared to the heads circle. And then do draw the air almost all the way up to dislike. We can even make them Yes. A little bit thicker. There you have the first year. Let's go ahead and do the second year. In the same way. Draw a sort of a bundle of my shape here. And then of course, you can have very little guideline going out here. You know, approximately where other areas going And then doing the same, having to air going a little bit towards this direction compared to the headlight and underline up, almost closing to the top layer there. So there we have to dig droopy ears. And when it comes to the head, we're not going to close this circle. We ask them to draw them about that far. When it comes to the body. We will make the dog a little bit chunky. So from this line, you just make a half circle and about on the same side and make another half circle. And as we did earlier is that if you have too many lines in the same place, that could be good to go back with the eraser and clean it up a little bit. So there had the side of the Dog and we will have this is going to be the dog is sitting a little bump. The parents, depending on where you're from. With regard to almost in the same way as this line. We will do line coming down like this. Here we will have a little poll. The lights are not straight. They're a little bit bumps like that. And this one you can don't even, I draw it a little bit too straight. So I've done the test a little bit to give it a more nice and round shape. Something like this. And then you can do the same. If this is the middle line, you will do a little line here. So none of pole, the pole there. And then another line going up towards this one almost following it. Something like this. If you need to, you can always put a lot of guidelines here if you want to have them exactly the same place. So don't be shy when it comes to drawing and adding the things that removing or just playing around, you can always erase it later, or as I said in previous videos, just leave it there as a blueprint or a history mark for what you're doing. And we should do some little toes here. And this case, I will not draw two lines on each pole. I will ask draw one of the how that looks. I think does it looks quite okay. And then we can close this line. They can draw this line a little bit further. With this target sitting on this button also his hind legs should be somewhere around here. And the US to do it very, very simple is that you draw this line, the hasta little bit further out than this line. And a new Yoast make a circle going in like that. This will represent the hind leg. Let's go ahead and do the same here. Let's draw this one. Here's a little bit further out from, from this point. And undo another half circle. There you go. Very Cute dog. So if you want to, of course, you can add a little bit of spots on this Dog. And in this case, I think we can add so spots on the head and the ears. Imagine that you do a line that is wobbly like that on this side. Then you can do another one on the other side. And these two doesn't have to be exactly the same. It doesn't matter if they are not hundred percent the same because most dogs doesn't have 100% the same pattern or almost no animal has the same pattern on both sides. There are quite similar. Then we will do a little slight shade here. That looks good. Let's go ahead and take the black pencil and define the lines. We can start somewhere around here with the nose. Remember to leave that little little spot there. And on the mouth like that. Then the tongue that is hanging just slightly to one side. Then we can do the eyes Big, big ice. As we discussed earlier, is that wrong? Shapes, big eyes, etcetera, big stuff. Character, cute. We can do your light shade here. Same on the other eye. As you see on lots freaking out just because the shade lines that are going outside the line staring. This is all about practice. So play around and have FUN. I'll take this to serious. Because when it comes to drawing and practicing, it's very important that you are having FUN them. If it gets too serious, maybe it gets too much pressure and just relax and play around and let the Pencil follow your hand along the paper. When you finish your drawing, everything will look okay anyway, because some detail is a little bit odd. It doesn't matter. It's the complete drawing that makes the impression. Finally, as you see, I'm doing the cross shading there. You have to shade a little bit more even. Number can go ahead and do a big droopy ears. Both sides. Previous skill and make it a very slight line for the spots there. Not too hard because this line is not just as important as the other banks. Light on your hand. No, of course, the shade for the spots here. And it's the same here. Since the ice are more important. Tried to make sure that you do shading, etc. that they are not stronger or black hair down the ice. Because the focus should go to this part of the drawing. Light shade on both sides like that. Go ahead and do the legs. I'm done. Side so to Dog. The hind legs, he also showing there. And even you'll see that this is not realistic. We will understand that this is the two legs, the back there. And of course we should do maybe a little bit of a shave their shadow. That's a little slight one here. Placing the character on the surface where it's sitting on the black pencil. Let's go ahead with a light hand. Pointer's surface here. Something like that. And I'll of course, Strengthening align sweater Dog is in contact with the ground. And we can also do a little bit more strength here if we want to pause to pop out a little bit more from the back, feel free to experiment with how strong shadow you do or was drawing lines you have. It's really, really interesting to see what happens to the drawing. And I think we will have to go back to the ice again, hair cells that were lost, a little bit of contrast and focus. We can also do them a little bit darker, slightly more darker. In this case, I will not draw a table showing up from the back. Of course you can do it if you want to kill, of course, draw a little happy tail like this. But I prefer to have it quite, quite clean. It's very nice. Figure this. Have your first Dog based on the same principles that we did. The first Cat looks very cute. Good work, and let's continue with the next Dog. 6. Big Eyed Dog: So the next Dog we will do, we will start with the same principles as the last one. Let's go ahead. Simple circle like that. Doesn't have to be the same size as the other role is to say that I usually draw these examples side-by-side. So you can do some comparison, but if you prefer to have each drawing on a single sheet of paper, please do so. There's no set rules. Most important issue that you will find a way for you to draw, that you feel comfortable via, that you will continue to experimental and grow. So artists guidelines then the same as usually that we do half of the circle and then we will do another guideline here showing the size of the body. We will continue to do the the box that is a little bit slightly smaller than the body. Flight is smaller than the head. Does be no quite a warm day today, It's been almost 40 degrees Celsius. Where I am at the moment. I'm born, the Northern Sweden them, we see this maybe a little bit too much for, for me. So if I, if I say something stupid during these vessels, please bear with me. So the same start as the last one. With this Dog. I think we will do a little bit different. We will add a little bit of sheets. So imagine that you draw a curve going out like that. And the same on this side. Current going out like that. The lingo going into the whole circle like you have it something more almost like garlic shape, something like that. And then we will of course have to big ice using the guideline to draw them with little guy. Here. Big guy on the other side. Of course, you can always add these guidelines. So don't be shy. Yes. Mess around with your drawing as much as you want you. Then we will add them, those down here and will be just a little bit slighter higher than this slide. And it will be almost like a triangle, but with round edges like this. That will leave a little spot there for the lights on the nose. And of course, this dogs should also be smiling. Then we will add a little mouth for it. So just draw a circle going down like that. Almost like an oval. And then we will have another circle on top dirt and then they will do just a little bit of a shader. So there you have him off. Happy mouth. We will define the eyes little bit better. And with this one we will have very big pupils. So let's go ahead and draw two circles within the circles. Quite big malls like that. Then we will leave some light here. The top half little circle. Then we can fill in the pupils, something like that. And, um, we define the height so to have just a little bit from both sides. Yes, leave the top part for now, we will add years later. I just wanted to show you that you can, from this mouth, you can draw a little shim, draw a little dumbed down here and then connect the lines from the sites. They're really puff it is dark. Then on top here, follow the first circle line. Leaving this open a little bit. And I'm from this side. Imagine that you have a line going out from the side here. There's where the air starts Can actually make it a little bit more route goes off like that. The bank comes back, goes down into the head. Can make the top a little bit rattled. Like this. Of course you can do a guideline to the other side's. Imagine that you have this line, a band coming back like this. Just imagine that you have the same but all the same length from the guideline here. Your draw the ear up to there. And I'm just going to draw this line is a little bit further on this side. And then it will be just slightly over the other line on this. But I believe this part open because I want to do, Let's see now. Draw the inner ear. Draw this line up to here and then I will follow the other line after line up to there. So they have the inner ear and do the same on this side, finding this lying there and then another line for all of the outer line again. Up to there, there we have to cute ears. As you see, you can draw a lot of variation when it comes to dogs. Most characters are almost the same, but dogs have a lot of different shapes and variations. When it comes to the body. This Dog will also be sitting on the ground. But what we will do is that if you imagine that you following this line and drawing it slightly tilted like this. Same on this side. Remember they don't have to be exactly symmetrical. This is just a simple guide. And then you're draw the polls from there and then you will have just a slight curve. Back out. Like this. On this line is not going all the way. So it's going to go about there. But since they all doing it straight, you will just do it curved slightly. And it's the same on this side. Can of course do the guideline here if you want to. And then a slight curve like this. With this pose, I will do two lines for the toes. Now you have different variations. What you feel is fitting mostly for your dogs, your drawing if you want to have one line or two lines and maybe you have zero lines, it's totally up to you. Now we can draw the line here, something like this. Then we will draw the back pause a little bit different. We will actually ask draw the polls a lot of the hind legs. So draw a line out like that. Oval shaped like this. Then you can do little guideline over here if you want to. Them the same length about there. I'll do another shape like that. Then we have the bag pulse. With a bag pulse, we can do two marks. There. Two marks. They're showing the Tubbs. From where does this line is going down? We can do abandon like that. So it's connecting their and their to this box shape we drew earlier. Then it can do the same without his side. Like that. Quite show cute little dog. Can defined is just a little bit more. Because when your drawing and you feel that you are a little bit lost in the drawing as trace back and start to draw stronger lines in the areas that you feel is most important or most correct. So to say, what do you really want to draw? And don't PRB, don't fear that is going to be messy or anything. It's just practice. And let's go ahead and finish this drawing by defining the lines with a black pencil. Start with announced again. Shading it Of course, doing the mouth. And as we did chat, if you have a dog at home or know someone has a dog or you have a favorite dog, that you're falling on the internet. Feel free you and you're practicing this, that to add some details on this Dog. Go ahead and define the eyes, the pupils. We'll make them quite strong these pupils, lot of black. Shem and Sheiks. As we discussed earlier also, you can of course draw just a single line if you want to. You can always draw a lot on lines and don't mad. Don't be shy if they are a little bit messy or mobile or whatever. Everything is okay. As long as your drawing. Then the other ear will continue with the body. The little pause. Pause. Yes. Very good. Will do. As usual, we will do the shadow where and when it comes to my drawings structural, if you feel something is not fitting to the drawing them all to do, You don't have to do it. I mean, if you don't want to add this shadow to particular drawing, that's totally up to you. I just want to show you that you can have different options. And it's actually up to you to utilize whatever you want to. The drawing that you're working on at the moment. Let's go ahead and connected to the ground. Strengthening do is pause. Let's just see if I draw them quite strong underside here, there are popping out from the background. So these are in front of the back. Pulse. Can do the same here. A little bit more weight to the bottom half of the head. We should probably strengthened the isolated bit. I will show you a little thing where you can do with the ice. Dogs can look a little bit. How to say sad or concert, and it's quite easy to do that with your drawing is that you, you just erase these parts of the eye and then you will make the eyes go up like this. You have just a little bit of an angle. You have the ice angled like that. And actually the more you do it, the more I'll just say sad or you can actually add a little bit of cuteness also. It doesn't have to be us be sadness, but you can just add and then you can draw these lines just a little bit further on this slide. Just a little bit. And all of a sudden you have a dog that is quite happy, but he's still a little bit out to say concerned. So these are some small variation. I'm just going to add some strength to the nozzle so it doesn't disappear into the mouth. When you draw them. Knows it should be more in front of the depth of the mouth. So make sure that the gnosis stronger, darker and more, contrasts the mouth on the inside of it. I'm just going to say that you can always play around with these shapes and you can do the same. If you want to make it a little bit angry, you can have the eyes tilted in this way. It will really look a bit strange that is still smiling. So maybe you should make the mouth more angry. So when you draw a cute animal, feel free to play along with this upper line, so to say, since the dogs have no eyebrows, you can play around with altering shall die at the top half. So, and maybe in this case, we should add a little, a little tail. We can have it on this side. Just a little while. We'll make, make it a little bit point. It should be a really rounded edge, but pointing usually by I do is when I draw cats. I usually have this kind of L2 to the tail end with dogs. I tend to draw them more of a sharp bend. It feel more Dog like for me at least strengthened alliances a little bit more here or so. So the Taylor's going in to the background. There you go, a very big Eyed, Cute dog. Good work, and see you in the next lesson. 7. Side View Dog: The last Dog we're going to do, we withdraw it from the side slightly as we the loss Cat. And we will start by doing, I'm oval shaped like this. Finding a nice shape will be tilted slightly just a little bit. And just to show a little bit of perspective, normally, this will be the middle of the face. But imagine that the head is tilted. It's looking a little bit back. So to say, this middle line will be slightly more to this side. There you have your guideline for your hat. And then we will do the body. And as we did the Cat from the side View, the body should be slightly smaller. Done the add. This case it's that looks good. There we have the health and the body starts for it. We'll start by defining the outer edges of the summer. Robert, I will look, draw it all the way to the top. We will add the ears there later. That will do side going up like that. Then we will have the most placing a tear in the cross-section. Living in a light there on the oval-shaped. Now we'll match the dogs smile of course. Two bowls like that. Then we will do so small. Just to the side here for the smile. And another shape going down here. We will do to both. Think they're in the middle. Shonda talk a little dubious, little bit of a shade. There you have the smile. Somewhere around, a little bit higher up than this line. We will do two ovals like that. Same oldest side, something like that. And just leave those those lower parts open. Course we're going to do to both belt lines like that. Showing two to smiling eyes. These eyes we will just make completely filled in like that. Then we will have the top half here and I think we will follow this band up here. Somewhere around there. Follow up this belt somewhere up here. We have the ears. Start with this air. Looking a bit like this. Then we can follow the headline in the shape there. Something like that. Don't do the top of the head and then we will erase this line slightly. Going down here. Something like that. Don't the inner ear. Yes, I think this looks good. And as you'll see, everything else. Everything doesn't have to be hundred per cell symmetrical. It's when you complete your drawing that you will see that everything is working even though a few things, so maybe a little bit crooked here and there is the overall expression of your drawing doesn't matter. Let's see. Dog is quite fluffy. And we can also do, before we around the hat, we will use draw a little shim. They're leaving these to worry barrier. So then we will draw some legs. If this is the lower part of the body, we can draw a little guideline underneath here I'm from there we will draw some small legs. We'll still do a little bit of abandonment. I will do a little bit of a toaster that's leaving a little bit the room. And then we can draw a straight line, though in hair will do the same as with this one. Draw them. A little bit of the toes. Skill will see you follow the guidelines here so the feet are in the same place. And then we'll try to make this leg. That's why to start or wildlife you have probable to find the length else, use your pencil. I'm draw them whether measured lines. It looks quite similar. We will continue with this line here, the belly. And then we will have hind legs here. I've draw this a little bit too far. Imagine that you will draw the hind leg, that it Standing slightly outside of what actually linear with the head here. So I will place behind like here, showing a little bit of the murder TO SAR. And then I'm going draw a line up here. Going back into the body. Here, about the same size. Let's do a simple measurements. Imagine that you have shapes looking like this. The shape will go back up being to the backside here. Nullable. Draw this line up here, but not all the way because we're going to draw the tail here to the fungus lines as a little bit better. This slide title should be quite puffy. So just imagine that you have, I'm oval-shaped. Going up here. It's disappearing behind the head. And then it's coming back. Exactly on this slide just a little bit higher up. It's coming back there. You have the oval shape going up there. And then you have a alleles tip here. Can make it little slight point there. There we have a very fluffy tail. I'm of course we can add torques. And as we did with last cats, we can of course leave out the fourth leg here if you want to. But in this case, ugliest, added slight shape here. I will shade it. We can slightly see I see the last leg behind there. Yes, that looks very good. Let's go ahead and do the black lines starting with the nose, making sure that you get the right blackness there. Remember you can always go forth and back in your drawing. If you feel something is not hundred percent as you walked it, you can always redraw it or add more strength or use the eraser. You see I'm not doing the blackness of the mouth is strongest with loss. So the gnosis more protruding him. During the welding, the smile lines here, the shade shade in other direction to do the gears Normally, when you're drawing a lot and you have a very soft pencil, it gets a little bit messy, etcetera. So quite a lot of artists start to draw from this side of the painting and is continuing in this line not to mess the drawing up, but this is something that you don't have to worry about. I can actually say that if your drawing is a bit smudged, it actually will help you. That means that you're having Malala Fund and the US playing around and not focusing on doing something that is perfect. Let's do the body and the legs. Can say that. I've been to quite a lot of articles and I have a French teacher and use methods. We'll start if you saw some I didn't like he would just go up to if you also drawing and it will break your drawing and ask you to repeat the exercise. Or if you had a painting, anybody else to take your big cloth and just smudge your your paint so you have to restart a girl. This was a quite a good lesson. Actually, I was a little bit upset in the beginning, but it was really good to see that when you are practicing, It's just practice. You're not doing artwork. It's all about experimenting and finding a new experience. Finding your own type of drawing, etcetera. That's why I encourage people to let the drawing to be. You start practicing. To be a playground, a lot to be missing. It's no problem. We can do a little bit of shader to the slide dwell. A little bit. Like Pencil. Just a little bit. Just making sure that there's a way to under the poor. I think this part is a bit too much too strong nerves, so I have to go back yelled. Strengthening some of the lines in the face. Start with a bow, the nose. Guys. Little bit more black and noise. Slightly. There we go. Your third Dog. Now you have three kinds of dogs that you can mix and match and play around with good work. And I do hope you're having a lot of. Let's continue with the next animal in the next lesson. 8. Simple Hamster: So let's go ahead and draw a cute Hamster. And we're going to start with a simple shape. Draw off labile shaped like this. Instead of us drawing a straight line here, we will have a little bit of a band like this. You can keep your lines quite rough. It's okay. Them of course, we will do a guideline for the middle of the little Hamster. Don't somewhere up here. We'll have about the guideline. So we know where to place the face. So it's a little bit higher than half of the this figure, a little bit higher than that. Then we're going to start by drawing a little Cute nose. It will be just like a little like this. Officer go. We will draw two to round eyes on each side. You'll see using these guidelines to place the lower part of those two circles, the eyes can define them a little bit pattern. We see what we're doing. There we go. And underneath this little notes, we will have them both. So let's go ahead and do to dunks like this. Then we will put a little bit of sparkle and die and we will leave a little spots up here. Gifts, filial, dice slightly. We can fill in the outer lines, but we see where the outer edge of the Hamster goes. Something like this. And then we're going to place some whiskers. And we will place one whisker above this line and another whisker years below the line. And then go ahead and do the same odor, decide. They don't have to be symmetrical. It can be a little wild and crazy. Then we will place the ears. The ears will be somewhere between these two points. When I was draw them quite rattled. The top will be slightly over the top of the head, slightly. Then go ahead and use the guideline if you want to have them approximately the same place. And other ear will be somewhere around here. Maybe a little bit bigger. Then we will do another line inside. For the inner ear. I think this looks good. Then we will place some feet, some polls, some of those stopped by the lower wells. The back pulse shape tilted slightly to this direction. Then you can use the guideline to place the other one. You can have another guideline here if you want them to be above the same size. As I discussed earlier, don't worry about everything is supposed to be accepted. It does. Same-size or same place. It will look very good anyway, when you complete the drawing, everything will fall together. Have the little Hamster, but there I think I will draw two lines on each pole here to mark the little toes. And then we can have Two small from legs that can be slightly bent in this direction. Just a little bit like this. Like dare hanging. Very relaxed Hamster, this form. If you want to, you can do the guidelines for this one too. But don't worry. You will find the right place in the right size for them. Then we will draw two lines again. They're two lines again there. Let me ask him to fill in the eyes a little bit better. So there you have your basic shape for Hamster. Very simple to do. Quite quick. If you want to. You can go ahead and do a little bit of spots or a pattern for it. So let's go ahead and do a little curved line. Going down like this. We can do a little bit of slight shade here. On this side. We can have maybe a little spot on this side too. Yes, I think this is a good start. So let's go ahead and define the lines with a black pencil. Start with the nose. Then we will do the mouth, making sure that the lines going up in the joint line there. Then we can do the eyes. Make sure that I leave a little sparkle. They are in the eyes. Shader eyes. Cross J them also, making them a little bit darker. And as usual, don't worry if the shading is going outside the lines. It's okay. Number can go ahead and do the outer line here. What is Hamster? I will draw the line all the way around, leaving the peers on the backside of the Hamster. This to the back pools. When I'm drawing, sometimes I use the full line or sometimes I do a lot of small lines. So feel free to use whatever method you feel is best for you if you asked want to have a wall along clean line or if you want abs, small jacket once I can try both. The little toaster to them, we're gonna do the pattern. And beyond alone your hand here. Because the pattern is not as important as some of the other details of the Hamster. For instance, the strength of the whiskers are more important than the spots there. Will be young too long by hand again. When light shade this part, spots, shade the hair to be our shading the side. That looks very, very cute. Done with other animals, I will just add a little bit of shade where it's sitting. Placing it in the area where it's where it's occupying. Go ahead and do shade with black Pencil tool. If you want to, you can add these kind of wobbly lines. That's something I like to do. It, we'll see it from time to time when I'm drawing a little your leaves. Give some life to the drawing. We've of course, to the strengthened dying to show where the Hamster is in contact with growled 9. Standing Hamster: So the next Hamster we will do will be starting with an oval shape. Like this. Draw a shape. This direction to the head, constitute a guideline for it. Just slightly where this band is starting to go up. We will have another guideline, something like this. Unless we did earlier with other animals. Take this length. Stroke is just a little bit clearer. They're going to use this length and draw when two bodies ending. And I will do slightly toolbox. Again, that's likely if it's smaller than the side on the, have their basis for the body. When I'm done this, we can do, go back to the head and I will do is that our slant a little bit slightly to decide. They're not completely round. They are ovals. They are all words that are tilted towards the middle level do the same here. And if you feel that you have problem to find with other eyes going as draw some guidelines to find it. Don't be shy us play around and add and subtract things. When you're drawing. Sometimes you can try to draw everything with a guideline and, and you can try to draw it without the guideline and see how that works. Then you can go forth and back. When I'm done these lines, I can use this guideline to have a little pointed mois, pointed nose. It's not a warm day here, so I might be talking a bit gibberish. Sorry about that. The last one we did roundels like that and this one time we will do draw a little beep. Draw a little bit of a happy mouth underneath two bands like that. Little bit too many lines there. We haven't. And then we'll have another oval shape showing that the Hamster have an open mouth. And then in the end we will do another band like that and then we will shade it slightly. There you have an open smiling mouth. And I will leave a little sparkle in the eye here in the top. This side this time. Making shader eyes like that. Super throw out the sheets slightly. I'm just going to draw him up here to the guideline. I will show you why we're doing that. I'm just going to strengthen the lines just slightly so you can see what we're doing. Because we will add a little bit of hair lines this time. But first I want to place the eyes, ears. And we will have almost like a video that you have something that is halfway between these two points. That you should be quite smooth like that round. This one will be the same height as the top of the head there. Then you can go ahead and do the same and that is side something like that. Don't worry about that. They have to be exactly the same size. It will look good anyway, even though one there is a little bit smaller or a little bit crooked or whatever is happening. Now we have placed two ears. From these ideas, draw a little circle like that and we can draw another circle on this side. We will draw some hair long, slow. So just imagine that you have some jagged lines going out from the from the mainline. Can actually, they've got to beat too straight up will actually angled them before like this. So they are little bit softer. Now we can draw off to ear. And other airline that is going don't like this. The top of the head. We will also have a little bit of how to draw a few airlines there. To. All of a sudden, the Hamster is a very cute hairstyles. That's going to define all dice a little bit better. About from the ear, from the ice style, somewhere around here. Somewhere around here. It will start to have hello like this. And on this side where you will draw some feet sticking out because this Hamster is actually standing up. It's not sitting on his butt. There. You can have a little foot like that. So used to build their alleles been there. And then it can go ahead and do the same here. Handling it there. Hold on another line on their apparel, very cute feet. And multimedia and add somebody else to be a little bit higher up. You can do a big line-like that, a big band. And then it kinda style the awesome little bit more hair. So they have this on top of the body. And it can do the same here, not in the edge, just a slightly higher up. And coming back to line up there. I can earliest slides there. Instead of doing, hence looking like that or pause, we will just have very simplified frog's legs. Very small balls. Looking about like that. I'm not going to put out any lines for the tolls or anything. There you go. Very cute. Standing Hamster. And in this case, I think we will add a little bit of a pattern for the top of the head. I think we will do something that's like a baby line going up underneath I coming across like this and then going out on either side. Don't worry. It doesn't doesn't have to be hundred percent symmetrical. It will look good anyway. I'm just going to slide lists, shade this very, very little. So it's just a reminder for me. I've shaded with the black pencil later all. Yes, I think this is a good start. So we can go through the details with a black pencil. And I will start with the little V. Happy mouth. And I'm very ugly. Shade the mouth there. Don't leave this little area across shaded to same with other eyes. Something like that. Then we can do the outdoor lines here, small hair lines. And this is a very good thing to think about is the Dog let too many lines, cortex sector the same place So when I go over with a black pencil, you see I changed actually this line a little bit. So these two lines are not meeting any of the top lines at the top line here. Because if you draw too many lines to the same place, it kinda looks a bit strange and you lose focus. So this is why it's so good that if you feel that you have done something wrong with you do the first gifts, you can always redo it and just move the line a little bit and it looks better. So don't play with the line here. We can go ahead and do the body. The little frog, legs, back feet are back poles. And under little fat belly hanging out there. Yes. This looks good. I'm gonna do the shading for this and I will be quite gentle. You can, of course, when you're drawing these characters, instead of just having a black pencil, when it comes to spots, you can draw a color instead. So when you're doing this character, maybe this part is very light, maybe a yellow color, and the top part is maybe more of a brown color. This is something that is totally up to you. Maybe you want to keep it black and white. That's totally fine too. Unless you see, when I filled in this place, I have to go back. Strengthened the ice a little bit so it doesn't disappear into the into the spots. Can make the ice Torque your two we're shading. So always see the exercises we do together as a guideline. And from there you can go out and do all kinds of things that you feel is found them working for you, adding color, drawing the different materials, maybe you use crayons instead of a pencil. Yes, let your imagination run wild. We will, of course, do the shade to hear a little bit of shade. This case. I will also do a little bit of erasing here. I want this area to stay open. Since we strengthen dot line is to slightly, I just wanted to remove it. And then lastly, we will help you shade here a little bit of strength. Underneath the feet, under the belly. We can of course also. Strengthening dislikes also. Give me a little bit more importance to the head. There you go, your second Hamster standing up and maybe a demanding some kind of cookies. Good work, and see you in the next lesson. 10. Side View Hamster: The last helps to reveal draw will be in the slide side View. We will start by doing a bowl like this. That's a circle. On top of that circle, we will have labile shape. Like that. Shape is going to be a slightly smaller than the the bowl. A little bit messy there. Use your friend eraser. And since we're not going to do a fraud to you or we're not going to make a complete side View. It will be somewhere in-between. We will have a guideline going somewhere around here. And just imagine that you have a guideline here, something like that. And then we will have another guideline here to show where the middle of the faces. Then we will start by doing a little. Now somebody will do the little V-shape again like this. Then we're going to make to to belt lines like this. There you have to start on the face. And just above that shear, we will have two circles on each side, Something like that and they will be completely filled in like this. Now when we have these places, we will actually do follow this line a little bit. It's all going to be the sheiks. Then we will do just a little bit on top here, just a little bit. Another line will go back to this point. Slammed going all the way down to the other bowl. Very happy or back of your Hamster. Here, we can actually flatten. The ball will slightly out just a little bit of fluff here on the side. We can also do when they do it a line you can do it. It goes back out together like that. Just a little bit. So you have this kind of light. There. We have the body. It's quite, quite fat. And then we will have two small feet. So it's not going all the way back here. It's far droughts. And they will go out from this line slightly, will do the same here. From this corner there will be another set of another poll. Go out like that. We can erase this line a little bit. Same here. See I haven't oval-shaped going there. 11, draw this line on top of the other line. And then I will draw this line on top of that line to show a little bit of Bellefonte will do shape here. I think we will leave this line like this. I can go ahead and define the back Little bit more strength. And of course, this little creature are supposed to have some kind of years. So just imagine a line coming up from the nose here and going back slightly in this direction. So it will have here star or folded a little bit back like that. Then we will have the inner ear looking beat like this. So there's more thickness to decide on to the backside. And I think I drew this line a little bit too long and I'm going to erase it. Connected to decide their other ear will be on the backside of the heads. So let's go ahead and fill this lining. And then again from the nose, about from the middle here up to here. It will have the start of the other ear. This ear will be folded back to like an oval shaped like this. It will some polls, but before we draw them, just imagine what this little creature is chewing on. It could be a cookie or not or something. In this case, I think very to be able to be shoeing on some kind of almonds. So I will draw a normal shape coming out like this. I'm going back up there. There you have your all melt. And then we will draw some short for all poster. We will erase this line. There, we have one. Then of course it should have another poll on this side. Crossing the line. Slightly. These posts are almost touching each other but not completely. Then you draw these. Yes. Yes. Makes sure that the little hands here, the poles are covering the Alma lines. You don't get too many lines going into each other. So they are so to say, overlapping. And very happy, a little nuts. Then we can draw some How is called not lines. Slight wells like this. Why I left a little room here between these two lines is that I wanted to have a compete line going all the way down there. It got a bit, a bit Tomasello, something like that. If you want to draw some small paul lines, they're just make sure that you don't draw the lines. I can show air. If you have the poll like that. The line there that you don't talk to like this, that you draw the line here because it's a little bit confusing. You don't know where the line is, exit representing. It's always good to separate the lines slightly from each other. Not everything is interconnected. Yes, I think this looks very cute with this creature. I think we will also do some kind of pattern. And I think on the back here we can have for Rawls soft line going like this. This is something you can experiment with, your redrawing and practicing these drawing drawings to add different kinds of patterns. Let's see what happens to be creature. Maybe some patterns are more slimming. Maybe the maybe some patterns are more volume is for the for the Hamster. So please feel free and play around. I think I will will do something that's touching them. I like that. I'm drawing this line in-between these airlines, so I'm not connecting it to either UCSD in-between. We can do some slight bands. They're shaded spot, leaving the inner ear unshaded. This case, I will also shade the back here. Yes. Since we put little Towson different poles, we can also have them Will the back pulse like this heals two lines. Let's go ahead and do the black lines here. Starting with the nose, the little mouth. I will start by drawing the poles here because there are more important and all men. So I know that the poor lines are exactly way I want them. I can draw the will be a little bit more precise here. Draw the lines. It doesn't get too cluttered. I can go ahead and do the eyes. When you draw eyes looking like this, it looks a bit mischievous. Maybe a stalling this stolen, this almond. Little not thief will do the shapes. I will do yours. Under the curve up going. Making sure that this line is top of the other line. Same here. Two toes. Going to remove idea that we're stupid extra. This is something when your drawing, you having to do it with the blue person. So it's not so distracting us with a black belt. So if I will draw this line here, a curve going like that, then another line coming up like this is the thing is that quite often maybe you will draw them that they are crossing like this. Then it's very hard to actually read, read the drawing. So just be a little bit of an eye out when you're drawing the lines, if they are going like this, or if you actually have drawn it, that is, the line is going like that. First in this case is both. Well, in this case the cheek is on top of the body. This case the body is actually on top of the shaky. Just different ways of doing it. Let's try to avoid this situation. Because it can be quite hard to understand what what's going on in the drawing will do. The spots. Being gentle line here. I'm being gentle with the shading, shade all the and if it happens that you have a few more lines that are more stronger when you do the shading, don't worry about it. You can also leave it. That is, you can erase it or you can actually tried to have the same strings over the whole shade. Same here. I can always go back. I'm out a little bit more pressure to my hands. Slightly. Just be careful so the spots are not dominating the picture too much. Little strengthening the eyes. Disappear. Feel them, you know, we will do a little bit more of a shade here. Don't want them to shade with a black pencil. When you're doing shading, sometimes the table or whatever your drawing is not very smooth. So if you go over something that is a little bit bumpy, it will actually show your drawing. But don't worry about it. As I said, it's more of a practice, but when you start to do something that's How to say more finalized, make sure that you have a very even table or Drawing Book or whatever you're working with to get a little bit of a smoother, smoother lines and shapes. I'm just going to strengthen the lines here. So we know that is actually sitting can earliest a little bit more of a strength to actually shade, giving it some more weight force. But they're also able to go back and add a little bit more strength to the the mouth. Lastly, I will just do a very quick light shade on the LCL slightly like this. So there you see that little pulse are popping out. Just young to like that. You can try back-and-forth, makes sure that the all melt. It doesn't get the same string so we shade as the spots here. So you can try to make this a little bit stronger or maybe it do the spots a little bit stronger? Yes. It looks really good. There you go. You have three different kinds of hamsters. And now you have a little bit of a gallery that you can mix and match the different kinds of hamsters. Maybe it is Hamster is very fluffy, so you've allowed a lot of these lines along it. And maybe this Hamster doesn't have this little hairdo which just more of a flat one. You can always try out different kinds of patterns that, as we discussed earlier. So good work and see you in the next lesson. 11. Standing Bunny: So the next animal we will do a little Bunny. And we will start by doorway doing a circle, something like this. Then we can draw a guideline. You know, the drill by now. Maybe this is actually sort of automatic for you at this point. And then we will have halfway will do the guideline here too. As you see, I'm quite free and put the guy and I'm perfectly in the middle or anything like that, and don't worry about being in some kind of perfection, but there's no point to that. It's all about having more FUN than doing something that is perfect. We will do also a little bit of an oval shape here. Something like this. That will be the sheiks of the little creature. We will do the measurement to see where the body, somebody taking half of the circle. And I'm almost all the way out to dance there. We will do line up here. So we know approximately where the body is going to beat them. We can start by putting a little nose here. And I wonder if you actually should do with different nodes this time. Yesterday, drawing a little, a little bit of a pointer. Course. Happy smile. To host like that. I'm done. Two big eyes. About almost in the middle of this line, maybe a little bit higher. Something like that. We can also do them a bit more clear. Like this. Yes. We will leave some spots in the eyes up here. We'll have another one, smaller one down here. This is too small glimmers. Show you the eyes slightly. Then we can go ahead and do the outer line or the face. And we will do this massive sheets, both sides. We can completely line here down the hat, Something like that. Control the lines just a little bit further. And then we're able to go ahead and draw the top bar, half of the head. And as you'll see, I have drawn the cheeks on top of the top part. Yes, that looks really good. And then we will have two ears and bunnies usually have quite big ears. So let's go ahead and just imagine a middle point here between these places. Have some ears sticking out from both sides that are slightly, slightly bumped, slightly curved. Then we can have a smaller piece for the inner ear. That looks good. If you want to kill. Another guideline up here so we can place the other ear about the same place. But in this case, I believe, show you that if you do something, you should supposed to be exactly here, but if you want to, you can place the ear symmetrical if you hold to and they will look good. Yes, play around with this. Then you will discover that not everything has to be in the right place. So to say. Very happy. I will make just a you didn't little bit wider. A little bit wider? That abundance deals that looks good. What do you think? When it comes to the body? This body will be standing up on its back legs. What we'll do is imagine that you start from this position and you make a band like that. And it goes up to the point where the guidelines are touching the hat. And then you can do the same on either side like that. And then we have a little bit of a foot here. And then we're going to draw another line up here and it's standing out towards slightly, just a little bit. Then they can do the same, although decide that's going out a little bit like that. We'll have another slightly curved line here. There we have the back legs. The front legs will be quite high up and it will be touching this slide. So go ahead and do some front legs are quite round like that. There are more round than these because I don't want these two legs to look exactly the same and, and I will do another set here. Another lucky. That is also quite route. Yes. There you go. One cute Standing little Bunny. Let's go ahead and to find a lines with the black pencil and a big smile. But we can go ahead and do the eyes. As you'll see. I'm moving this I slightly to decide a little bit because I thought I was almost a little bit too close to the mouth. Small Sparkles. Number shaping. The other. I got the lipid carried away there. See if we can get cleaned up. Racer up a little bit. See if we can get this little sparkle back. So there we have the eyes. Tried to get the whitebark little bit better using a different kinds of eraser. Lcc. This no problem to erase things. I'll start over. Because one, a really, really want this little shimmering dice to show. I hope this looks better. Then what we'll do, the cheeks, the bottom half of the big ears. Maybe you have thought of it. I will see you in it. That's quite a lot of these. So to say, cute animals are looking quite the same. Big heads Almost the same kind of roundness to the features, but we just small things like how you make two ears. How you place the eyes and the nose, what kind of knows you choose, and you get a different kind of animals. For instance, if I will draw this little creature, but I will choose Cat moles here instead. And of course have to reach all the ice modal sudden you have a cat to get there too. Hello of a sudden done. You have Cat instead of a Bunny. Built a little bit carried away there. Strengthen the lines a little bit. We can go ahead and do a little bit of a shade here showing where the Bunny Standing. Probably waiting for some kind of treat. Some way to, to the legs. Slightly like that. Slight shade. When to shade something. You will see it mostly when you're having something that is Standing. Just make sure that the biggest strength of the shade is centered under the character. It looks better. Let's go ahead. I'll strengths on this slide to make the head pop out a little bit better. Hello, of course we have to go back into the ice so they don't disappear. Strengthened blackness here quite a lot. To do. A little bit of cross J to go multicolor, forget that little part. Little bit darker. I think we can give. The mouth feels slightly more strength. There you go. One standing cute Bunny. And as you see, I didn't get the full shining, the sparkle as little light here as another one, but I'm not freaking out. I really want to repeat this message to you. If you do something that you're not super happy with, just leave it. Because in the next drawing, you will make very much better version of it. You just leave your drawing and he has continued to draw next one. Please save your drawings so you can see your progress. It's really, really important and also makes sure to post and share your drawings with your fellow students. I'm 100% sure they are. There will be very happy to see what you're doing. Good work and see you in the next lesson. 12. Dancing Bunny: So the next part we will draw will be a little dancing while, and let's start to find the hat with a circle. And we will have a little bit different proportions for this one. So when you have the circle, go ahead and draw the same links down. Here will be the bottom of the bunny. And the width of the hand. We have a little bit of a little box. Because this bundle will be quite fluffy. We will of course do guideline. We can find a facial feature for this little creature. There you go. I want to start by doing a little nose for it. I think we will do that little V-shape. Something like this. Smiling mouth. It will be the mouth will be open like this. Then we can shade it just slightly. And then we will have two eyes. We can have them touching the guideline here. Also, we can slap them inward slightly. Do the same here. Slight disliked it. Ice. Towards the middle. Yes, something like that. And when it comes to this bunny, I thought it will have its pulse. They are in the air. If you follow these lines, we will have force going up like this, almost touching the guideline there. And the other one will be even a little bit higher. So it goes over the guideline. Underlies that not only proceed straight, they're a little bit curved. Now when you have found this position, we will start by drawing the feet. They will be over the edge here. So one pole here. Then from this corner there, we will draw a round shape Altair up to the shoulder, arm, so to say. Then we will have another poll here, but this one we will have it facing up. So start just a little bit before the edge there and draw a bow up like this. And then we have find the other other foot or something like that. And then we will of course have lower part. Going like this. I'm just gonna do a little bit of erasing here. I don't want well, the underlying going in this direction or that direction is just touching each other. They're we will do a fat fluffy side on this. Also. Just do a little bow. Continue up into the into the arm. Like that. You just made sure that you draw this line somewhere in the middle of this. So it doesn't connect into here or into here. It's just harder to read. Now when we add the body, we can do the head. And of course it should have fluffy sheiks. I'm going to follow up the bowl of the circle first, but the level of bounded dilute it a bit slightly inwards. And going up like this. And do the same on this slide to slide down like that. Almost get some kind of a pear-shaped And then the will of course have two sets. So a set of air. We will do them. They're not completely in the middle. Let's go ahead and draw just a little bit toward the top half of the head. So let's start by drawing the one ear here. And it can be angled out like that. Figure. Bo, going like this. So there you have one ear. The inner ear we can draw like this, making this side a little bit wider than the other side, something like that. And this air, we can have it more angled down here. And if you want to, you can of course, do a measurement. You know, approximately how long does ear is going to be. But as I discussed earlier, Don't worry about it doesn't have to be hundred percent symmetrical. Once you complete drawing, everything will fall into place. Though. As with other ear, little bit thicker on this side. There you go, one happy dancing or bouncing bunny. Maybe this one is closer to the food and other worldliness. Why it's sort of celebrating you going to put out any lines here for the tos. I prefer it to be very clean. This money. You can of course, go ahead and draw some spots on it to feel, feel, feel free to play around. But I will keep it clean in this. And destroy. Start with the arms. Go ahead and do the rest of the body here. It's time to sharpen the pencil. Yes, this is much much better. Out there foods. In this case, maybe we will See if you can add a little bit more fluffiness to it. I'm just going to draw this line slightly more curved. Yes. I think I liked disliked much better. Strengthen the line for the fall a little bit more. Giving it some more weight than the head with the ears. As you'll see. There are several ways to do bunny ears. I'm just going to draw a couple of different wells, few tissues from. The only thing you can remember is that just make sure to draw them quite big. Because if you draw them quite small, it's maybe hard to read, but kind of animal, this is my window where they are, what kind of shape you choose, make sure they are quite picky. On the slide shade here. Strengthened the mouth little bit more so it doesn't disappear into the mouth. Eyes. See that we have a park outside our building here, and there were so many bunnies, bunny rabbits there. I never seen so many before. Me. I didn't bring my camera, but I will try to do it next time. They were very cute. Probably helping the guys on fixing the laws. But you'd think the grass their eyes and we will do some shading for the ground here to the Black Panther. I'm just going to draw a few more lines here. And then we had to touch the little fellow to the ground. Even though it's emotion. I'm sure that these lines are stronger. So they go on top of the Sheikh lines. Got a bit carried away. They're always see that the frog pulse are waving in front of the lights. So there you go, one happy bouncy bunny. Good work, and see you in the next lesson. 13. Side View Bunny: So the last Bunny we will do will be side View. We will start by drawing a circle for where the head is going to be. Something like this. And this had will be slightly tilted to decide. So I'm gonna draw a guideline for the head would be looking somewhat like this. Then we will be doing an oval shape for the body. Somewhat like that. And I think the body and this time will be quite similar. Since we have a side view. We have neither a little bit more space here in the back. Let's go ahead and do the nose. Now wonder what we'll do is that we will also turned slightly to decide. So just make the guideline going in this direction. Erasing this slightly. Just a little bit to that site will draw a little nose here, right? Will be almost like the V-shape, but we will be slightly more curved. Using the guideline there. Smile. And I think in this case we will have very droopy ears for the Bunny. Before I place the eyes, I will draw the ears. And there will be somewhere around here. There will be not as big as all the top as they are here. So use the side of the circle you drew earlier to find ears coming down there. So it's a little bit wider there in the middle. We can throw the top path. Instead of having a round shape like this, I will draw a bit of a chic. I had will go like this a little bit. You have a big cheek there. Draw continue to draw the hand down there. Then we can draw the other ear. And it will be slightly on the backside. So I will not all the way on the top here, but there's little slight in more detail there other draw another line that goes outside the hair. I can draw another line going up there. Something like that. Can help it just a little bit. Just to have it a little bit smaller, just a little bit. So we have to big droopy ears and now we'll place the eyes. Why I did this was because I wanted to have this shape. And before I did that, I don't know how big is I can draw all this little will have the possibility to choose the size. We will have overlies this time. Looking at that and then we can leave a little bit of sparkle on top there. It's a little bit above this guideline. I'm going to do the same old data side. Well, of course you can use a lot going on here to see if you want is to be about the same size. Can make this just a little bit smaller. Like that. Random shades them. Slightly. Yes, that's a very cute head. And let's go ahead and do the rest of the body. And we can actually start by doing the back of the Bunny. Seems perhaps this Shape here. Let's continue along the of a line there. We will have the back leg here and we will actually tried to make it makes sure that is quite wrong. They're going up like that so that the leg will be a little bit longer. The loan from the air there. There we have the back leg. And then we will have to for all poles here, can go ahead and draw a line here. The two legs coming down here. There will be angled out slightly like this. I believe Let's do another angle line like that. Then we can have a third one. They're not going to touch completely. We will leave a little bit the rule there to show the belly and don't a small curve there. Number 11 out a small current adult place lines connecting together. So just leave a little bit more of a space between them. If this line goes too long, just erase this around a bit. Now we can draw the belly line here. This is really fluffy animal to. And then we can draw the back poll starting somewhere around here. And again, don't draw it into this corner, collecting all the lines, so draw it a little bit further out. Like this. And I think I will have to make it a little bit shorter, I think. Because I want these lines to be forming a line going like that and I don't want this poor to stick out too much. I will just make it a little bit, a little bit smaller. Like this is much better. Erase this line. Because we're going to put to share that we are also so it doesn't interfere with it. And as you see, it's okay to go back and forth and trying to find a better position and a better line if you want to use your eraser. It's the good, good help. We should also have continuing on the belly here. Just a small line going up. Not touching all the way, but just a little bit. And then we can draw some lines for the tools doing to each pole like this. And we should have a little tail for this Bunny to. And I will make waveshape going up like this. A little bit further up along the back here. Yes. It looks good. I think we should have some spots on this since we didn't do any spots on the other ones. Let's go ahead and do a line going up under the eye and on top of the hat. Then curving back. Now we can shade it here. Slightly. Show you the other one, layer two. I love course. You can add some more spots to it. We can also do the Taylor little bit darker to and then it's, you'd have maybe spots looking like this. We can also use to make sure that we see that there's a lot of sheet here for the Bunny. We can draw this line out from welder the ear. So you get to be a bit more of a round robin, less to the head. Let's go erase this one so we see that the cheek isn't top on top of the ear. Lastly, we will do defining the lines with the black pencil. Start with the nose. It's very nice to draw a happy, smiling animals because you will be Affected by this, you will also be probably smiling a little bit when your drawing. So there's like two gifts in one, being creative, being in good mood. So that's shade the eyes. Then we can start to do the head with the ears. I don't know what which kind of Bunny you prefer. Do you like those that have pointed ears or do you like these? Moreover, droopy look. I think great. I like both of them. Both quite cute and funny. Appearances. So there have the other ear. The little poles. Forgetting the little tail. Though. We did earlier, ESBL told with the lines for the spots that adult kept too strong. We can do a little bit of shade here. One do drawing these animals. You can given name to them. At least. It works for me. When I'm drawing usually right on the also little name of the character I'm working on. It helps me start to develop. It's sort of a backstory for the creature I'm drawing. It always add something to the under assault. And I know, I don't know which name this most popular when it comes to Bunny, but probably fluffy or something like that. So there you have the shading and have to go back and strengthening the eyes so it doesn't disappear into the back. Draw them quite, quite, quite dark. On the other way. We can all a little bit more strength to the mouth and also since it's connected to the ice. And let's go ahead and do a little bit of a shade or shadow on the ground there. Yes, feel free to experiment with the with the shadow. Make a very small and very dark, or it can make a very big, well-known, quite light. And see what works best for the drawing that's your doing at the moment. I think I will go back down hills through, draw a little bit stronger here, closer to the body. Just a little bit Terrell in the middle. And as as usual, don't worry if the lines are shallow, lines are crossing the other lines. It doesn't matter. It's just a practice. Remember that some connecting strength here. So the Bunny standing on the grounds that we can do some strengths differences here. So the leg lines or on top of the belly lines. Strength or two. So strength over the tail. We can also go back to draw little bit more strength to decide how dare we don't have to maybe do it so much on the other side. But most law the underside. So the air is really on top of the rest of the body. We can do. So strings also to his cheek. You don't just make sure that the roundness of the sheets are still there. It doesn't get too yeah. I don't worry if drawing is getting smashed. It's supposed to look like that Bunny or you're experimenting and having FUN growing as, as an artist. So there we had three bunnies with three quite different appearances and probably very different personalities. Good work, and see you in the next lesson. 14. Simple Pig: So the next animal we will do is little Pig. A little piglet. We will of course, start by doing a simple shape. Circle. The light days, rough and easy. Guideline. Other ones, it will get a lot of phase. We're going to take half of the circle. So we know where to place the bottom half of the body. We have done this before, so you know it already. And I'm almost all to dead stare. Almost all the way to edge there. So we form a box there for the body. And then we're gonna do a little snout for picky. And we're not going to place it, it straight in the middle. We have a lower depth a little bit, so we will do it them oval-shaped. So things like this. And the top path will be touching the guideline. I can go ahead and find a snail to immediately looking something like this. It will have the most trials. To all those shapes like this. She drew draw two big eyes. The eyes will be going Yes, below this guideline. Slightly. It can draw another guideline there. So you'll know where to place the other eye. Unless you she'll don't worry if it looks a bit crooked, uneven, let's try to be looked very good anyway. And you complete your drawing. So there you have the eyes and then we'll go on to draw some pupils, very big ones like this. Then we will leave a little bit of light and the top half there. So there we have two big eyes. Let me can go ahead and draw the outer shape here. We will complete this circle all the way around. Looking like that. Then we will have two ears. And let's go ahead and imagine that you have a middle point on both sides and this will be in the middle of the ear. You know, by now, to find a middle point there. Pig ears are quite pointed. They can do. I'm not going to draw these lines completely straight, so they are a little bit, little bit curved. And this is C, The fears or just a little bit above the top of the head. So let's go ahead and draw the other ear. Something like dance bands out there. The inner ear. Yes, I think just a good start for the face. And of course, the Pig should be happy and we can draw the mouth, smiling mouth, a little bit. Symmetrical. Smile to one phase, to one side of the face. Now, we will draw up the Pig standing. I'm going to use this point on this point. Imagine that you have dumped line like this. Can do is same and I decide line going out there. And then we will do a little bit of roundness hair down here. The same old data side, curved line up. And then we will draw another curve going over there. So very, very rounded legs. I'm going to remove that little line that got away that Yes, this looks good. Then of course it should have some frog legs or arms. Making draw them very simple. Sort of two lumbar sausages. Both sides here can have another, the guideline here if you want to. So a round shape. And another round shape here. There you have to cute lumps. Now, we can go ahead and go over the details with a black pencil. I'm going to start with an ulcer. Most drills. And we can go ahead and do the eyes. The other eye, the pupils. I'm trying to draw different eyes. So you have salting tissues between course with all these creatures, the animals who killed, use different kinds of eyes. You'll start to experiment. We'll see what is best-fitting for your drawing. Maybe it's completely dark eyes or it's the austenite with a glimmer or eyes looking like this with pupils. So feel free to use their imagination. How to worry about jagged lines or if something is not completely around. It will look very good. When you're finished the drawing anyway. Ears, slightly pointed, the body, do the arm also. When I'm on this side of the drawing, those soft line curve up here. The legs got to be to roll their heels towards the line to go up first like this. I'm done. Like this. So you see you can always go back and redo things. If you're not hundred percent happy with your your drawing. Then we can string folder. Mindful the herd. Can answer strings here on the knees, the feet also secretes a Davis with my pencil today. Let's go ahead and do a little bit of shade here. This time. Do a little bit of a different shade. Will always shade the parts that are actually straight out. Quite soft, shade their soft shade here. Maybe a little bit more weight. We can go hard on self strength to the nose or snow. The low, of course, that's all strength to the ice. Also. Focus goes up to the, to the face. A little bit. Strings older pupils. Slightly. I think it looks quite good. I'm just going to show you that you can do a shade like that. And then you can see what happens when you close the shape. Be gentle. When I do this. Just adding strength little bit at a time. You see that the drawing looks a little bit different though before. So try to use different kinds of shades when you're redrawing this and see what works best for you. So very happy your first Pig. Good work, and see you in the next lesson. 15. Dancing Pig: So the next Pig we will do will be dancing one. We will start with the head. Drawing a solo sarcomere. Think I found the right size there. We can do the guidelines. And, um, we will do body and we will do it in measurement that quite often do half of the circle. We will have almost all the way up there side. Forming your think I made a guideline a little bit to to verbally do a terrorist and the body. And with this little Pig weevils do it with us with other one that we will draw an oval shape and it's going to talk will be touching this place. But the source node will not be as big. Hope is, is called slots for pigs. Correct me if you're wrong. If I'm wrong, I'm allowed to have all shapes and they will be smaller than other ones. Then we will have centered around the guideline here where we'll have to eyes. There will be a little bit smaller and they will be filled-in. Then we will do Mao will be an oval shape like this. So that the highest point of the oval is, is here. So it's going inwards before it's touching the nose. And I'm will have the frog legs going up. The equivalent of the frog legs going up somewhere around here. Like two sausages will be to sausages with the legs and another leg up here. Something like this. I just wanted to have a little bit more of a sheet here, so I will add little bit to the sides here. We luck draw the line completely up materials to Bob. The guideline will do the same without his side here. Slightly there. Let's go ahead and defined the ice a little bit better. We will draw the top half of the Pig. This the same here. I will leave this area because we're going to draw a little bit different kinds of air this time. So just a little bit lower bound of this one. We will draw a line out like that. And I'm going above this line. Going in again. You have an ear that is almost like you're a little sausage on top of the head. Will do the same here. A little bit lower than this point here. And on a line coming out from there doing a belt and don't quite straight the rest of the way. There you have a different way of drawing ears for a Pig. Before they're quite cute. And we're gonna do the body and having this point us a little bit of a reference. I didn't do a bound up here. Going towards the other leg. Dog draw it up here because don't draw too many lines to the same place. It looks better, but you have a little bit of a more open area there. And following this line, we will draw a leg here. And it will not go all the way Altair. So we will bend it before it touches this line. Done it falls back. One or the back legs Um, where the boxes you can draw a little line, but you can just bend it slightly out like this. Somewhere. Before this line. It will start to other leg. And it can be pointed not completely straight down, but a little bit downwards. Then we can have it going back towards the body like that. Then you can imagine that we started this line here. Then we will start his line there, but they will be going up here. Somewhere out here we will have a bend. It goes back into the body. I will do it a little bit more round. It's gotta be to flutter. Little bit more out. Get a very round, a nice spline there. Unless we decide, makes sure that these lines are touching, keep them open. And as we discussed earlier, that if you have too many lines intersecting, it doesn't look so good and it's hard to read your drawing. Let's go ahead and defined drawing with the black pencil. Can start with the nostrils, the nose. We can do them. And just shade. It. Makes sure that you shaded quite gently. Will have the eyes. They will be black. So let's go ahead and shaded quite strongly. Quite strong. Then we can do with the ears that are flap to the sides there. Top part of the herd. And on the other ear. As you see, you can draw lines that are along the lines. So you can draw else also along the line if you want to. Encourage you to do and try both. We'll see what is most fitting for you. I think in the beginning, as we discussed earlier, is it's easier to draw many lines to train your eye-hand coordination that way. Sometimes when you feel like it, you just draw one low compete line. When it comes to this point. Don't draw them overlapping us trying to make your single pointer. And along nice shape to one side, the other side of the body. So there we have one little crazy dancing Pig. We can do a little bit of shading here to do a little shade here, to start with. Standard up like that isn't connected to the ground. A little soft touch with the black pencil. A little, little shade. Add so way where it Standing. We can go back and add some more focus to the facial features. Some strings to the mouth. It looks very good. Unless I did with the other Pig here. Probably less draw a little bigger shades. Going out. Just a little bit further. You'll see that you can play around with when you're drawing the shades for your characters. Because it will make some different appearance, different weight for your characters. So there we have a little bit longer shade. I think both kinds of shading works. Just try out different versions. And there we go, dancing, crazy Pig. Good work, and see you in the next lesson. 16. Side View Pig: The last paper will do, will be side View. Pig resting on fat belly. We will start by drawing circles for the heads, you know, the drill, like this. Then we will add some guidelines. This circle, Let's call it shapes this slightly. Let's see what I've actually decided. Then we will have an oval shape and it will be about little bit smaller than the first circle. So yeah, them oval-shaped on here. That is it's like a smaller bit. There we have the head and only have bought it on here. We can draw a little bit different. Most of these types notes will be almost like an oval shape, but they will be more round on the top. Like this. Slightly. This side. We will have the nostrils, prefer to actually draw them. Although like this, I think it looks better. Then we will have to round eyes and there will be about about the middle of these lines, something like that. And then we will do, instead of having a completely round of withdrawal. Sheiks, to be a little bit more to say square. So they are a little bit more flat on the side here and be around again on the top. And I think I will way you can actually do it if you change your mind when your drawing is that I want to have a little bit more room on the side here. So because I want to be turned slightly to decide what else can do is add a little bit more room to your face. Like this. Now you see that feels like to Pig is little bit looking in this direction compared to the other lines. I will erase the circle on this side. Hello, there is a little bit more room here between die and dad's shoulder. A little bit less obvious side. Let's go ahead and do lighting eyes. Then we will have a different set of ears, I think. So somewhere in the middle here and somewhere in the middle up here. We will have air's going out and then we'll be It's kinda hard, droopy ears looking something like this. This line will be on top of the line here. So it feels like there's some depth to the ear. Yes, a little cute ear there. Let's go ahead and define the lines here a little bit better so you'll see what's going on here. Same on this side. All the way up here because this ear will be on top of the head. So let's see that the ear is slightly higher up there. So you can draw a shape up their beer to this side. We can make this area's little bit bigger than this dollar euro. So the other ear resulting here, another one is just a little bit lower. Another little line here. The error is This part of the year is on top of this slide. And yes, I think this looks very cute. And then we can also do a little bit of a gene for it. A slight will also define the also little bit better eyes. This one, I like smiling animals. So let's go ahead and do a little smile for this one to one. I don't want to draw another line here because it will be a bit too similar like this one. So let's go ahead and do it a little bit as symmetrical. So let's draw. Smile here. I'm just adding some extra lines there so the office just slightly or it looks good. Then when it comes to the body. Let's go ahead and follow the oval-shaped VUDU earlier. Somewhere well, where this line is going down, we will have a leg oval-shaped going a bit like this. Then becomes full of the line again, little bit further back. And then we will have another flag will be angled more towards the ground. And it will be slightly smaller, slightly smaller. Two legs. We can draw the back of the Pig also helps make sure that this line is going up a little bit further. So it can help this line on the interrupted. Don't just fall off the bundle of your oval-shaped back towards the head. And then we can do a little tail here. The tail is called smaller in Swedish, I don't know excellent English name for this. I hope it has redefined the name in your language. Notice, it is really funny. A Swedish. There you have the tail line on the a band like that. And then when it comes to the last leg, you can see that I will have a little bit of a band here when it comes to where the legs are connected to the ground. So the last leg will be somewhere around here touching that line. And then we will have line going up like this. It's luck complete. This trait is a little bit curved like that. So there you have the body to them. We can do a single line. Show where toes. So this little creature is. We can also erase this. Belt line. Costs. We're going to draw a shadow later. All dumbbell. Yes, it looks good. Let's go ahead and do the definition with the black pencil. Start by doing the nostrils. Eyes. By now. Maybe I was talking to get the feel of what kind of eyes that you favor. But just because you favor something, don't forget to draw different versions. Of course, it's very good to practice all kinds of variations. Because you bought you're doing right now as you're building a library. Different things you can put on paper. They're quite black. And then we can do going back there. And up here. I think I will think I will prefer to have a single point there instead of Hagglund having to here going on top of the head, somebody else make one point here, go like that to draw the other side on how they're going up today. Because I think it looks better to have this part overlapping the heads up there. I'm Pig us slowing stare. Let's specify them a little bit better. The big smile, a little bit more of a wide line. Opening the mouth slightly. The little tune their well, we can continue to do the rest of the body of the closet. Little tail, something like that. So it looks good. Let's go ahead and do some shading. Shaded older role, the body. So it's really, really connecting to the grow, their jangly unclean. So strengths to this shade or shadow was trying to have the strongest part of the shadow close to the body. Cannot. He'll be here to my favorites. And I'm issued some weight to the wax also to the to the belly. So it's really sticks to the ground. Can I just a little bit more than blackness here underneath. Let's use your preferred to go back and see if there's some place we can add some more contrast if it's needed. It's quite often it's the facial features. You'll some more strength. And also we can add salts Drawing fair to the sites that had become a little bit more Herbie and going on top of the body. Yes, this looks good. Very cute. So there you go, three happy little piglets. I want to thank you for taking this course. I hope you had grateful that you learned a lot on smile a lot. And finally, please Show your drawings. It is the best way to grow your confidence. So Show your work to friends and family, post and share your drawings with your fellow students. It will make a huge difference