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  • How To Draw a Crocodile Cute Easy, Sep by step

    How To Draw a Crocodile Cute Easy, Sep by step

    How To Draw a Crocodile Cute with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions.Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.

    How To Draw a Crocodile Cute

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    Draw an elongated head and body for your baby alligator. Add a leading path for the face.

    Step 2

    Using the head shape guide, start sketching the actual elongated head structure of your baby’s head and snout. Notice how the head or skull has a cleft for the eyebrows.

    Step 3

    Continue working on the alligator’s head by outlining the lower part of the mouth or jaw. Notice how the baby alligator’s neck and chest are connected. You need to incorporate more folds under the neck. Sketch some details

    Step 4

    The next thing you need to do is draw the front and back legs, then draw the feet as well as the toes and claws. Crocodiles have a lot of wrinkles and folds on their reptile body. You must make sure to include all the

    Step 5

    Now we will finish drawing the baby alligator, and for this all you need to do is start from the back of the head, and start drawing the crocodile looking back, and layer by layer. line it until you form the tail. Draw in all notches along t

    Step 6

    You have finished everyone. Color your crocodile and show everyone what you just did.

  • How to draw a Crocodile for Kids Step by Step

    How to draw a Crocodile for Kids Step by Step

    How to draw a Crocodile cute and easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.

    How to draw a Crocodile for Kids Step by Step

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

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    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    Start by drawing two overlapping ovals, one smaller than the other. These shapes will form the head and body of the crocodile.

    Step 2

    Connect the oval at the bottom with a curve, while outlining the neck of the crocodile. Use a series of short curves to detail the top of the crocodile’s head in the smaller oval. Notice the larger curves that form the crocodile’s eye edges.

    Step 3

    Use small, overlapping curves to form the upper part of the crocodile’s snout and a wavy line to form its lower body. Then, use a long curve to outline the lower half of the alligator’s jaw.

    Step 4

    Stretch two long and curved lines from the larger oval to form the crocodile tail. Note that the lines intersect at a sharp point.

    Step 5

    Stretch another pair of curves from the top and one side of the tail, allowing the lines to meet at a sharp point. This forms a curl at the tail and gives it a three-dimensional look.

    Step 6

    Draw the legs. Use curves to outline shoulders and hips, as well as bent knees. Cover the foot using “U”-shaped lines to form the toes. At the tip of each toe, draw and shade a small triangle, denoting claws.

    Step 7

    Delete the guide lines left by the original oval.

    Step 8

    Detail of the crocodile’s face. Use a long, curved line to surround the opening of the mouth. In the mouth, envelops an irregular shape to form the tongue. Draw a line down the middle of the tongue and outline four triangular teeth. Use the curves to detail the nostrils, the corners of the mouth, and the top of the snout. Apply a circle for each eye. Draw a circle to form the pupil and a smaller circle inside it. Shade between two circles.

    Step 9

    Crocodile body texture. Vortex with curves, and adorn the back and tail with triangular, shaded triangular lines.

    Step 10

    Color your crocodile. Most gators are green, brown, or gray. Crocodile with black and yellow stripes.