How to Draw a Pomsky
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Make the circle for the head, then draw out the odd curved shape for the body. Sketch in the facial guidelines too.
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Using the guide you just made, sketch out the shape and structure of the Pomsky's head. This should also include the pointed ears, and long snout. The cheeks or jaw line should be fluffy too.
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Using the facial guidelines draw out the shapes of each eye, then draw the nose. You will also need to add the markings on the face which are traits from the Siberian Husky side of the breed.
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Now that the face is done, you can begin drawing the short stubby body. The Pomsky is a very thick or full breed of dog. Draw the neck, chest and stubby legs. The paws are small but wide. Small like the Pomeranian and wide like the husky.
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You will now draw the back end of the body which is the hind leg and paw. Draw in the toes, then sketch in the stomach line. Add some fluff to the body and then proceed to step six.
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And finally, you will sketch in the rest of the back shape, then draw in the curled thick fluffy tail. Add detailing to create texture in the tail, then erase the mistakes.
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That's it, you are all done. Now you can go ahead and color in the Pomsky using colors you like. Typical colors are usually that of the Siberian Husky.
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October 22, 2013
Description: So here is an interesting hybrid dog breed that is new to me. You may think that you are looking at a puppy version of the Siberian Husky but it is in fact a cross between a Pomeranian and husky. Someone asked me to make a tutorial on "how to draw a Pomsky", step by step and when the request was made I did a quick image search and found out what the breed was. I think this dog is so adorable because it is small like a Pomeranian, but is physically and visually built like a Siberian Husky. Since this is a hybrid species or dog breed, there is no real information as far as temperament goes. You can expect to have a cross temperament of both the Pomeranian and Siberian husky if you purchase a Pomsky. Have fun drawing this breed folks. I will be back with more fun.
