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How to Draw a Dog for Kids

Artist: Dawn / January 23, 2011
How to Draw a Dog for Kids

Step 1.


Draw a circle for the head, and then draw out an egg shape for the body. Don't forget to draw the facial guidelines for the face too.

Step 2.


Now you can start drawing out the actual shape of the dogs head, and don't forget the ears, and nose. Also, fluff up the cheeks.

Step 3.


Now you will use the facial guidelines to draw in the eyes, and you can do this by drawing two oval shapes and then coloring in those eyes too. When that is done you can then draw in the mouth, and bone in the mouth. Or you can draw a ball or even a    

Step 4.


The next thing you will do is draw out the chest, and front legs like you see here and then sketch in some chest hair.

Step 5.


Now it's time to draw out the back end of the dog, and then draw the back legs.

Step 6.


Now you can draw the tail and then begin erasing the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one to clean up the drawing.

Step 7.


Now that you are all done, this is how your new doggie looks. I hope you had fun with this lesson on how to draw a dog for kids.

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Artist: Dawn
Date Added: January 23, 2011
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Tags: how to draw dogs, how to draw for kids, how to draw animals for kids, drawing for kids, draw for kids
Description: Okay all you dog lovers out there, here is another wicked easy lesson that is going to be for all you kids out there that love dogs. This tutorial is part of the "for kids" collection which is labeled "how to draw a dog for kids", step by step. This is a fun subject to draw because this dog wants to have fun. I drew him with a bone in his mouth, but you can draw him holding a ball, rope, or even frisbee. No matter what you choose for your pooch you will have a blast just learning "how to draw a dog for kids". Its one of the simplest lessons on the site, which means all you novice artists out there should have a blast. Have fun guys, and if there is a certain something you would like to see as part of the "for kids" collection, just let me know.

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