How To Draw Wolf Jacob
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First you’ll draw 3 circles representing the body and head, and then 3 lines extending off of them representing the appendages. Finally draw what looks to be a squiggly line which will be the rock on which Jacob is standing.
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Now flesh out the “skeleton” by drawing the mouth, legs, body and tail as they should appear.
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Now put more detail onto the face making the nose pointed and having the mouth halfway open. The eye is a round-open ended triangle with a circle halfway covered inside it. Make sure that it is facing forward and is not too close to the ear or the
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Now, put more flesh on the front of the chest so it doesn’t appear that he is missing half his neck.
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Since wolves have more hair than people do (hopefully) show this by making the lines that outline the body more squiggly to show clumps of hair. Note however that only some parts of the body are really hairy so leave all the other parts alone. Afte
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Now add some grass which is really just a bunch of zig-zag lines all connected or in clumps. Once finished with that, draw the outline of the tree and its branches.
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Now add width to the tree since trees aren’t really super thin lines coming out of the ground. You can choose to leave it like that and skip the next step and make this a winter scene where the tree has lost its leaves, or you can add leaves which
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Now outline the branches very vaguely with a squiggly line that has no real shape. Make sure you don’t make the line too close to the branches or else your tree will look strange. This is the outline of the leaves since I am not spending 9 hours
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Now add detail to the trunk of the tree by making lines that go up and down the trunk and littler lines going horizontal. Also add knots in the tree as this will just enhance the life-likeness of the tree.
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Then ink it!
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Now since I am not very well acquainted with computer painting software, I decided to color this with pencils. First start off by coloring everything with a light layer. Don’t break the pencil pressing so hard right away. Start light and then ge
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Now add more color and start adding pressure to the pencil to add a darker coat of lead.
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Now is when you can really start to push hard. Since Jacob is kind of red instead of the usual gray color, make sure to incorporate some red in there, but not too much or he’ll look more like a fox than a wolf. Also add green to the rock and some
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Now what I did was add black to darken up the tree, rock and Jacob so I wouldn’t break all my pencils trying to get the right darkness. Be careful not to make anything too dark or it just won’t look right since this is during the day.
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Finally color the sky and finish up adding details and such. Here I did use painting software, but that is just because I am lazy and my hand hurt by the end of the day. So continue adding color and details until it looks right, then go and party a
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December 30, 2011
Description: Here is a fun tutorial that I hope you all enjoy drawing as much as I did creating it! Comments and sudgestions are also welcome!
