how to draw a cute squirrel easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. easy animals to drawfor beginners and kids
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
First, draw the head and body as two ovals. With these ovals we can not only create the main body parts of the squirrel, but we can also place the animal on a piece of paper.
Step 2
Now draw the ears at the top of the head. Note that the two inner ears should be turned outward. Don’t forget to describe the cartilage inside the ear closest to us.
Step 3
Now, with very simple and smooth lines, depict a small and neat snout of a squirrel. Connect the head and neck with a few simple lines.
Step 4
Draw a big eye and a small nose. To be sure of the proportions of the squirrel drawing, look at it in the mirror from time to time.
Step 5
Now go a little lower and draw small arms with small fingers and sharp claws. The arms should taper from shoulder to wrist.
Step 6
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Step 7
Now draw long feet with small toes and sharp claws. Please note that the squirrel’s legs should be significantly larger than the arms.
Step 8
Now, let’s describe one of the squirrel’s most distinctive features, its soft tail. Draw this part of the body with short, smooth lines, creating a characteristic curve.
Step 9
Now finish drawing the tail of the squirrel by delineating the bottom edge with the same short strokes. You can press more to increase the buoyancy of the tail.
Step 10
Now, with the help of an eraser, remove all the construction lines from the squirrel drawing created in the first stages. For a fuller look, try outlining the artwork with darker lines.
Step 11
We paint the squirrel brown, chest and underside light brown, inside ears and nose pinkish brown. The eye should be painted black, leaving a small white accent in it.
Add some shadows to give the squirrel a three-dimensional look. You can also make your rodent more detailed by depicting the texture of the coat with lots of short strokes.
