How to Draw Pen
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Start with a circle for the head, and then draw out a tear drop like shape for Pen's body. You will then move to the next step.
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Now you will draw out the actual shape of the penguin body like so, and as you can see it is from the side. Don't forget to draw in the pointed beak, and pointed toe.
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Here you will draw out Pen's skull shape from the side, and then draw out the belly shape. Lastly draw the skeletal shoulder, and then the rest of the arm.
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Lastly, draw in an eyeball, and then his cute little small heart. Now you can draw out the bony fingers. Erase the lines and shapes that you drew in step one to clean up the drawing.
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This is how Pen looks when you are all done. Now you can color him in and that's it. I guess that is all you have to do. I think you enjoyed this tutorial because I enjoyed drawing it out.
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November 3, 2010
Description: Pen the Penguin is another Skelanimal that is wicked cute. I received a request that other day to draw this bony bird out, and without hesitation I said sure thing. I have so much fun when it comes to drawing Skelanimals because I too think that are wicked. Anyways, when you learn "how to draw Pen" using the step by step instructions, you will not only be drawing something fun, you will also be sketching out one of the more popular Skelanimal characters. As with all his friends, he too has a favorite movie and that is “Orca, Orca”. Pen loves eating fish, and he also has a blast making other folks like you and me happy. He is one of the Skelanimals that loves snuggling to keep warm, and he also loves playing games even if it’s only with your freezer door. What I don’t understand is how such a wonderful creature became a dead bird? “Slide and slip into the water he'd go, drip and shake and waddle he'd show. Jump and splash with the water he'd shout laugh and scream with his watery snout. Carefree was Pen that he failed to see, a killer whale lurking and waiting for he. Slide and slip into the water he'd go drip and shake and waddle more, no”. Awe, poor thing, I guess that’s what happens to penguins when they play in the water. Anyways, he is a wicked fun character to draw, and remember instead of a front view, you will be drawing Pen from the side. Have fun guys, and come back around to see what else I have in store.
