How to Draw Snorlax, Snorlax
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As you know Snorlax is all stomach. That is the largest shape you will draw first, a big egg, and then a head shape that is trying to peek through the stomach.
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Draw the entire head shape as well as Snorlax's ears, and then draw out the wide lining that will form the belly.
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All you have to do here is draw out the bottom of the body like so, and then draw out the two round shaped feet as well as the arms, and nails on the feet for the toes, and the fingers.
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Finally, draw in the heart shape that frames the face, and then draw two dashes for the eyes, and then draw in the mouth which has teeth over biting. Draw the stomach markings, and then add the shapes for the pads on the bottom of the feet. Erase the
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Here is the lovable, tired looking Pokemon that everyone loves, Snorlax. Great work on your drawing guys, now you can go ahead and color him in.
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August 4, 2011
Description: Another old or original Pokemon from the past is a big greenish-blue and white colored creature that resembles a sleeping penguin. Today, I will go ahead and shape you "how to draw Snorlax", step by step. This normal type Pokemon falls in the sleeping species category, and as you can see it gets its name because it is almost always sleeping. One of the cool things about Snorlax is how tricky it is to catch one if you’re a trainer looking for this particular species. I say this because anyone who is going to catch a Snorlax, should already know that you need to wake up the critter by using a Poke flute or Pokegear. The size of the Snoralx is huge; they can get to be as tall as almost seven feet, and can weigh roughly around one thousand pounds or more. The majority of Snorlax in existence are male with only about twelve percent being female. This means if you catch one, the chances of it being male is a high probability. As far as abilities goes, when trained by a good Pokemon trainer, these guys can become so strong, that they give off punches that can knock down a tree, and even cause earthquakes. I have always been fond of this big jelly roll, and if you’re a fan of the older species, you should have a blast as you draw Snorlax too. I will be back in a jiff, so stay tuned in to see what comes up next. Peace out people!
