Keep adding fur to the rest of the drawing, particularly on top of the dog’s head. I’ve used a mechanical pencil 0.5mm and a 6B graphite pencil. Start by making short consistent strokes around the eyes with a preferably darker pencil to indicate the shadowy fur around the eyes. So, pay attention to your subject for those minor but important details. Unlike our previous drawing of the cat which required sketching long fur around some areas. For instance, some have long fur while others like the one we’re working on (Weimeraner Dog) are characterized by short fur. I’ve done the same for the dog’s nostrils – pay attention to the small circles and the deep middle of the nose surface and shade accordingly.ĭogs come in different types and breeds which determine their physical characteristics. Start with the eyes and make sure you nail them as realistically as humanly possible.įor the dark pupils and shadow, I’ve used 8B graphite pencil, followed by 4B, and HB depending on the degree of lightness or darkness on the values scale. Now it’s time to bring them to life by precise shading. Remember, you had done all the hard work of determining where every important detail should go. Adding Details to the Eyes and Nose (for a realistic look) Make sure not to shade the eyes, nose, or any important detail you had sketched earlier.ĥ. I prefer to use the hatching shading technique which works quite well with my style of drawing.Īfter you’re satisfied with your shading, use the cotton earbud to blend in the graphite so that you have as smooth a shade as possible. ![]() Use your favorite shading technique to uniformly shade the entire sketch to give it some form. All you need are two things – a 2H or H graphite pencil and a soft cotton earbud. Draw those as accurately as you can.ĭon’t shade just yet but rather sketch where everything should be. Pay extra attention to the pupils, the reflected light, the shadows, the watery pockets, and any other details around the eyes. If well executed, they’ll give your drawing character and subtle emotions. Drawing the Eyes and Other Facial Featuresĭon’t forget we’re not going into details just yet but rather noting where everything should be.įor the same reasons, the eyes are without a doubt the most important part of our drawing. Therefore, make sure to capture every bit of detail beforehand if you can.ģ. The surface is covered with spore-like structures which are often wet. The nasal cavity is divided into two separate chambers and opens into two nostrils or nares. ![]() Pay attention to details and you’ll realize that it’s not just shadows but an elaborate ecosystem of small bits and pieces. A dog’s nose is deceptively simple but there’s more than meets the eye. Next, we need to start by accurately outlining our Weimaraner’s nose. ![]() Sketch all the important areas including the ear flaps, the muzzle, the neck muscles, and any wrinkles or folds.īy the end of it, you should have the following outline: To do this focus on one box of the grid at a time so that you don’t get overwhelmed. When sketching the dog’s head, start with the general outline. Once you become proficient with time, you can draw freely without those gridlines. If you want to draw to scale and have a realistic drawing, start by using the grids to guide you. Sketching the Dog’s Head, Ears, and Neck Area Here’s the image as well as the link: Alexandru Rotariu via However, for today’s tutorial, you can download my reference photo, and let’s get to work. I’m not a lawyer but I know as much – if you need more information on copyright law consult a qualified attorney. As a reminder, use photos that you own, royalty-free, or get permission from the original owner to avoid infringing on other creators’ copyrighted work. Let’s start with acquiring a well-lit reference photo. That’s why I’m excited to draw this versatile dog while teaching you how to do the same. ![]() It is said that when hunting, this dog’s instinctive hunting method is to attack the prey’s genitals to bring it down – an instinct shared with hyenas.Īll said and done this dog breed is adorable. They’re known for courage, speed, and intelligence.īesides, they’re remarkable pointer and hunting dogs. In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a dog head (Weimaraner to be precise) as realistically as possible with a front view.Īlso known as Grey Ghost, the Weimaraners are sleek, short, or long-coated. They are loyal, loving, and always happy to see their owner.
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