How to Draw a Warthog
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Start this lesson with some basic guidelines and shapes to form a frame for your warthog. Draw a circle for the head shape and then draw the outlined shape for the snout. You will then draw out the shape of the body in the mid section. Once that is d
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Okay start sketching out the shape and size of the snout tip like you see here. Make sure you draw in the folds or wrinkles as well as the nostril holes. When that is done you can draw the first of four tusks and then draw the odd shape of the flat s
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This step is pretty simple. All you have to do is finish sketching out the shape of the warthogs head as you see here and as you can see it looks misshapen. You will then draw in the shape of the left husk, and then sketch out the eyes as well as col
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Sketch out the shape of the body and then sketch in the thick busy hair that flows down the head onto the back. Next draw out the beginning shapes of three legs and then add some detailing and definition to the body.
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For your last step, you will finish the sketch of the legs and then draw out the back end of the warthogs back end. Don't forget the hooves and or feet, and then sketch out the tail as well. Don't forget, learning how to draw a warthog, is the same a
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When you are done your sketch should look like the one you see here. Color the animal in and you have learned "how to a warthog step by step".
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November 14, 2009
Description: Well, today is a new day and with this new day comes new drawing tutorials. I will start by showing you guys "how to draw a warthog step by step”. Warthogs are probably one of the more disgusting looking land animals I have ever seen. These animals are part of the same family of the domestic pig. The difference between the warthog and pig is simple, for one they look much different in appearance. Warthogs have a more hearty looking body shape, and they have long flat looking snouts and heads. Why are these animals named the way they are? Well, that's easy, they really do have warts. All over the head of a warthog is covered with warts that are actually protective bumps. So these bumps may look grotesque, but in all reality they are nothing more than protective glands. These huge hogs also have a total of four sharp tusks that is usually used for protection. They are mainly bald, but they do have spurts of hair on top of their heads and some even have manes on their backs. These hogs are commonly hunted in the wild, and even though there are many stories about how mean and vial these animals are, they live their lives as grazers amongst the woods they live in. The diet for a warthog is the same as a deer, grass and plants. On occasion they will also use their snouts to dig with in order to brig up some tasty roots or bulbs. Pigs and warthogs are of the same family as I said previously, but what sets these two beasts aside is the speed of the warthog. If you approach a hog by surprise, they will run their hearts out reaching top speeds of thirty miles per hour. Another cool thing that these animals are capable of is the ability to go without water for long periods of time, I'm talking like several months without a drop of water. But you have to take into the fact that they eat grass and roots, as well as other plant life witch already contains water. So basically they get their water from the foliage that they feast on. The weight of a warthog varies between one hundred twenty, to two hundred fifty pounds, now that is a lot of pig! Anyways I think you will like this tutorial that will show you how easy it is to learn "how to draw a warthog”. This lesson also has some good educational information on these animals, which makes learning about them even more fun. I will be back later with more lessons for you all in a bit. Peace, and happy drawing!
