| Uploaded: | December 10, 2007 |
| Artist: | Dawn |
| Difficulty: | Novice  |
| Steps: | 9 |
| Updated: | June 9, 2010 |
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How To Draw A Werewolf
Werewolves are legendary creature of the ancient times. The word 'were' means 'man' in Latin. This clearly states 'manwolf'. A werewolf is a man or woman that transforms into a wolf at the stroke of full moon. There are lots of examples of werewolves. Some stories state that there is a cure to the werewolf curse. When a human is attacked by a werewolf, that person gets poisoned and slowly transforms into a werewolf. Its final transformation is their first full moon. Some stories say that one will stay a werewolf forever, others say a person would transform into a wolf whenever they wanted to, and others say that they transform into a werewolf at full moon. Werewolves are known to be an aggressive killing machine. Sometimes werewolves can control their temper. In this lesson, I will teach you "how to draw a werewolf", using step by step instructions. Even though this is an old lesson, when it comes to drawing a werewolf, this is the kind that pops into your mind when you are sitting there visualizing, what one of these beast should look like. So sit back and relax because I'm going to take you on one howling of a journey. Peace out my peeps!
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STEP 1.
Begin with a small circle and an oval around that circle. This will be the head and body.
STEP 2.
Now we will add the werewolf’s shoulders. Where the head is, add two long ovals and one large rectangle in the middle of those. Right now the image looks nothing like a 'werewolf' He will shape up into one soon.
STEP 3.
Now on the left shoulder we will add a line straight down until it reaches the small oval. The line continues into a softly rounded triangle. This is the werewolf’s arm and hand. Now towards the head area, add a curved snout to that nose. See how the head is turning wolfish.
STEP 4.
Now we will do the legs. Add two large ovals at the sides of the body. The large oval the right will give your werewolf perspective. This leg's knee will seem like its popping towards you. This is a simple technique. Now, start shaping the beast's buttocks. Now he looks so swift and beastly...so far.
STEP 5.
We will start sketching out the abs. For starters, add a curled line and smaller lines aligned across with it. At the left leg, draw the crease where the leg meets. Along with that add the paw. On the left side of the leg, sketch out the shin. Now look at his muscular appearance. Such appealing beast! Jp!
STEP 6.
Let’s start going over that muscular arm. Now we will sketch out the paws of the hand and back legs. Start shaping those buttocks as well. My favorite part is fleshing out the tail. I enjoy doing this because of the fluffiness. I'm going over the hands and paws very carefully so I’m not missing any flaws.
STEP 7.
Start fluffing up those shoulders with big masses of fluffy fur. This makes my werewolf cute and mean at the same time. Now I'm going to add some more detail that that eye and ears. I am also shaping that mouth and cheek bone. See how I'm shaping the face? This werewolf is coming along nicely. Isn't this easy?
STEP 8.
Start fixing up those paws and draw the belt to that stomach. Add some more muscles the legs and arms.
STEP 9.
Clean up your line work and you should come out with something like this. Submit your own werewolf at dragoart.com. Submit your own tutorials and let me learn from you. Have fun drawing your monstrous werewolves!Post a comment
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