How to Draw a Tiger Cub, Tiger Cub
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Draw a head shape in the form of a circle and then draw the shape of the body. Next, make the guidelines for the face.
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Begin sketching out the tiger cub's head structure and be sure to make the lining for the cheeks, and ear shapes.
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Using the facial guidelines you drew in step one, draw out the eyes, nose, and mouth. Add the thick bold lining and move along to step four once the markings are drawn in.
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Color in the eye pupils once the eyeballs are drawn in. Next, draw the lining to form the nose tip, and draw the markings for the ears. Add some inner ear hair as well as whiskers.
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Now its time to draw the arms, and paws of this playful kitty. Once you do this you are nearly almost done with this tutorial.
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Finish drawing out the body and then draw in the bottom paws. The foot to the left looks a little funny now that I'm looking at it for a second time. I will come back to this step and fix it. Draw in the toes and move along.
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Almost done everyone. Draw in the paw pads on both hands, and then add the nails on the left toes. Draw in the tiger cubs tail and that's it for step seven.
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Before drawing in the stripes, you have to erase the guides and lines you drew in step one. Once that is done, draw in all the strips.
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Here is the cute little cub when you are all done. Now you can color him/her in. I had fun with this lesson, and I hope you guys did too.
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June 4, 2011
Description: Have fun learning how to draw a tiger cub step by step with this fun, easy to follow lesson. Tigers are not only beautiful specimens; they are also very fierce as well. There is many ways that one can draw a tiger, but for me it has become a simple process. I had fun with this tutorial because I think tiger cubs are absolutely adorable. They really do remind me of domestic kittens whenever they are at play. There really isn’t too much more I can say in this tutorial. All I can do now is show you "how to draw tiger a cub" with ease. Have fun people, and remember to join me for more drawing fun later, and every day after.
