One of the most typical felines in the wild is the royal tiger. It is not very difficult to draw a tiger, almost in the same way as a cat, their body structure is similar.
It is necessary
A sheet of paper, pencil, eraser, colored pencils, felt-tip pens or paints (optional)
Instructions
Step 1
Place the sheet of paper on which you are going to draw horizontally, this arrangement is most suitable for this drawing. Sketch with a pencil. To begin with, mark the back with a semicircular line and the base of the front paw with a circle (first fragment). Then mark the line of the abdomen, the semicircular thigh, the lower part of the neck and a small circle for the part of the head (the second fragment).
Step 2
Draw the hind thigh, shoulder blade and top of the neck (third fragment). Now you can outline the directions of the predator's legs, think about how they will be located in you, and his muzzle (fourth fragment). Notice that the lines are a little "rough", do more detailed drawing later. If the line is not working out for you, do not erase it right away, it is better to make several of them and then, if you wish, correct it with an eraser.
Step 3
The turn of the tail has come, outline its direction, part of the paws (conventionally "to the knee"), also mark the ears and eyes on the tiger's face. The eyes will be located where the auxiliary circle for the head passes into the bridge of the nose (fifth fragment). Next, draw his paws in the shape of "shoes", outline the nose, the small beard that tigers have (the sixth fragment).
Step 4
Your tiger is almost ready. Find and look at pictures on the Internet, pay attention to the location of the stripes on the skin of the predator and draw them or simply indicate the direction if they are small in size. The arrangement of the stripes should already give a little volume to your sketch (the seventh fragment). Next, erase all the auxiliary lines, draw in more detail the stripes on the face, the tiger's head itself, paws and the remaining stripes on the body (the eighth fragment). Do pencil shading or color work.
