How to Draw Wolf AppleJack
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Begin with a circle for the head, and an oblong shape for the body. Sketch in the facial guidelines then draw an arch for the tail.
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Next, begin drawing the snout, then sketch in the mouth and fluff on the side of the face or jaw line. Draw in the one ear, and make sure the lining looks like fur.
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You will now begin drawing the thick tuft of hair on the top of the head, then move to step four.
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You will now draw out the big round eyes and make sure to add the lashes. Color in the tip of the nose and add the speckles on the snout for the whiskers. Detail her hair too.
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Okay, of course I had to find a way to incorporate the hat with this wolf concept version of AppleJack, so I made a smaller version of the hat along with the ear shape. Sketch in the ponytail, then add an elastic at the bottom.
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Draw the front legs and paws, then add some fur on the chest.
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Sketch in the hairy back and thigh, then draw in the back leg, paw and toes or toe lines.
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Finish Wolf AppleJack's body by drawing in the other leg and back paw, as well as the tail that is bushy like your typical wolf. Erase your mistakes then you are done.
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Lastly, erase your mistakes then you can draw and color in the three small apples which I decided to keep. The cutie mark is the symbol that identifies them all.
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That's it, you have just accomplished this lesson on drawing Wolf AppleJack. Now you can enjoy this drawing even more by coloring her in.
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September 24, 2013
Description: My little sister comes up with a lot of fun, creative ideas for tutorials and it's no surprise that she likes to give those ideas based on her favorite characters whether they be from cartoons or movies. This MLP concept is one of her ideas. She said "hey Dawn, you should do a tutorial on "how to draw Wolf AppleJack". After thinking about it, I decided to go ahead and see if anyone would also like to see some MLP characters in a wolf form. If you think this would make a great series, leave a comment below to let me know. Feedback from members and other artists are greatly appreciated because it helps me keep uploading lessons that folks like, learn from and have fun with. So if drawing Wolf Applejack is a hit, let me know. I have one more lesson for now coming you way so try and stay tuned.
