How to Draw Pooh, Winnie the Pooh
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Make two circle for Pooh's head, and body. Notice how the body is larger. Connect the two shapes with a neck line, and add one facial guide.
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Begin sketching out the head structure of Pooh's head like you see here, and be sure to draw out the side profile of the cheek, and neck. Draw in an ear, and move along to start step three.
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Carefully draw out the nose, and then draw in another ear. Once that is done you have to add the lining to form Pooh's shirt collar.
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Let's finish drawing in his face. This is a very simple process because all you have to do is color in two eyes, a nose, and then his eyebrows and chin.
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Draw out Pooh's torso and also finish drawing out the shirt. The sleeves are short, and his shirt is a little too small for his pudgy stature. Sketch in the belly, his legs, and both of his arms.
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Last step guys. Draw out the other leg and then add in his cute stubbed feet. You will then need to draw out his butt and cap off the bottom of the belly. Erase the lines and shapes that you drew in step one to clean up the drawing.
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Here is what your drawing looks like. See how easy it was to draw Pooh? Now you can color him in.
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June 4, 2011
Description: For the next few lessons I will not be writing anything good because they are mainly on things I have already drawn more than twice in the past. To start, here is yet another tutorial on "how to draw Pooh", step by step. Almost everybody loves Pooh and how lovable and naïve he is. The way he goes about his day is so simple, and carefree. I wish I had a lifestyle of just worrying about where my next jar of honey is going to come from with each waking day. Of course there are a few tribulations he must go through sometimes like helping a friend in need, or making decisions that could affect his life in some way. This tutorial is going to be a very traditional view of Winnie the Pooh. His stance, his look, everything about him is going to be old fashioned. I think you will enjoy learning "how to draw Pooh" because he is always a fun figure to sketch out once in a while. Adios mi amigos and enjoy this beautiful Saturday.
