| Uploaded: | September 20, 2011 |
| Artist: | Dawn |
| Difficulty: | Novice  |
| Steps: | 6 |
| Updated: | September 20, 2011 |
| P.O.V: | Side |
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How to Draw a Poodle Puppy, Poodle Puppy
Woof, woof said the puppy with floppy ears. As you know I have been doing a series of different puppy species that are fun, and come out looking incredibly adorable. Next up, I will fill another request and this time you will learn "how to draw a poodle puppy", step by step. Poodles are really not on my list of favorite dog breeds, but I know there are millions of people that love these balls of curly fur. I chose to go with a black colored pup, and that is mainly due to the fact that a black poodle puppy was also requested. You can finish your drawing and color in your poodle any shade you like. It’s all based on preference. Even though I’m not a fan of this dog breed, but I’m sure you guys will love this tutorial either way. Have fun drawing a poodle puppy and keep those pencils at hand because the drawing day isn’t done, and won’t be done for a while.
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STEP 1.
Start this first step with a large circle for the poodles pup's head and then draw in one face guide.
STEP 2.
Using the shape you just drew, begin sketching out the shape of the poodles, face, head, and long ears. The lining should be a crimped or tight curl stroke because as you know poodles have very, very curly coats.
STEP 3.
Make two large shaped oblong eyes, and be sure that the lining for the eyes is bold and make the lashes thick and darker. Sketch in the nose and wrinkles on top of the snout, and then draw in the mouth and chin.
STEP 4.
Draw the front legs, and then use the same lining technique that you did when you where sketching out the head, face and ears.
STEP 5.
Now it's time to finish off this drawing of a poodle puppy. All you have to do is draw out the back legs, back, and tail. Erase any mistakes and you are done.
STEP 6.
This is the line art now that you have finished this drawing on a poodle puppy. Color in your breed and that's it!Comments: Post Comment
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and always will be u take ur drawing to high levels of the unspeakable u r an amazing drawer and btw i love this drawing!!! 
that would be epic
