How to Draw a Wolf Howling step by step

How to Draw a Wolf Howling with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for 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

Start by drawing three circles. The small one will form a wolf head, the big one has a chest, and the one has both hips or hips.

Step 2

Sketch the wolf’s head and neck using a series of curved lines. On top of the small circle, draw the forehead and open the mouth. Enclosed with triangular nose and teeth. Use a series of curved lines of varying lengths that meet at jagged points to form the hairy underside of the neck. Use curved lines to form the triangle of the ear, detailed with additional curves. Connect the ear to the large circle using a curved line.

Step 3

Remove guide lines from the top. Connect the larger circles using curved lines, forming the back and belly of the wolf. Then, extend a long, curved line to start the tail.

Step 4

Draw a smaller circle within the large circle. Then draw three small circles below the body, with a curved line below each. These guides will help you realistically sketch your legs.

Step 5

Draw pairs of curves between the circles representing the shoulders and hips, the circles forming the knees, and the curves of the feet.

Step 6

Erase the guide lines’ circles, leaving the wolf’s clear outline. Use overlapping curves that meet at jagged points to complete the fur underneath the tail. Use additional curves to enclose the other front foot and each foot.

Step 7

Detail the toe with curves. Draw a curved triangular nail at the top of each nail.

Step 8

Draw a large circle around the wolf’s head to represent the moon. Draw “C” shaped lines of various sizes to represent craters of the moon. Then use curved lines to draw the cliff where the wolf is standing.

Step 9

Erase the outline of the moon where it overlaps the wolf. Then, detail the wolf’s fur using curved lines that meet at jagged points at the base of the head, chest, shoulders, ankles, and tail.

Finally color the howling wolf in your cartoon. Wolves are usually gray with black, brown, red or white markings. Some are solid white or solid black.