How to Draw Scaredy Squirrel, Scaredy Squirrel
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Make an egg shape and then draw in the face guide as well as the body line.
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Draw out the actual shape of Scaredy's head and face which looks a lot like a beet. Add some fuzz on his head and then draw in his ears.
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Make two eyebrows that are shaped like Charlie Chapman's mustache, and then draw out the big, wide open eyes. Color in his pupils, and then draw a cheek under the right eyes, and his nose.
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Draw out Scaredy's nervous looking smile followed by his teeth that are hunkered down pretty tight. Don't forget to dd the frowns at the ends of the mouth as well as a chin.
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Now we will get busy drawing Scaredy's body. Start by making the collar for his shirt, and then draw in his super skinny arms as well as the balloon like hands. Finish drawing out the shirt or torso, and then go to step six.
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Draw out his big, puffy tail that is curled inside of itself at the top. Lastly, draw in his short shorts.
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Draw in the long, skinny legs starting at the base of his shorts. Lastly, draw out the feet which are drawn from the side view. Add the toe lines like so, and move along.
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Here is the little fella when you are done. Now once you have cleaned up the sketched lines and mistakes, you can color him in. Thanks so much for joining me with another lesson.
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August 18, 2011
Description: This is going to be the last character drawing that I will do based on the animated series “Scaredy Squirrel”. I figured that since I didn’t submit a full size lesson on the main character, which is the brown squirrel, I might as well show you one more time "how to draw Scaredy Squirrel", and this time not just his head, but his whole body. I think I mentioned before that the new series is basically based on the children’s novel from a Canadian author named Melanie Watt. According to the book and character creator, despite his name, Scaredy is still able to keep his cool and remain clam, collective, and most importantly, confident. I only watched a short clip of the series, but I can already tell that if I was to get into the show, I would probably be hooked. Learning "how to draw Scaredy Squirrel" is going to be easier than you think. There is no way that you are going to foul up on this lesson. I made sure to keep it simple, or easy to understand. I better shut up before I go any further. I have my surprise coming up next, and if you missed what I said last time, if you’re a fan of Mordecai and Rigby, you might want to stick around to see what I upload next.
