Children very often ask their parents to draw something. And many mums and dads begin to remember drawing lessons in elementary grades and try to create a masterpiece. But the fact that someone has been painted for him is important to the child, preferably with a cheerful face.
It is necessary
A sheet of paper, a pencil, an eraser, materials for work in color
Instructions
Step 1
Get the materials you need to work with. Choose the position of the sheet of paper (vertical or horizontal - depending on your drawing). With a simple pencil, start drawing. Do not press too hard on the pencil so that you can easily erase unnecessary lines with the eraser. Try to think of an image of the future dog in your mind.
Step 2
Your drawn dog may not have a specific breed, clarity of lines. But in the whole drawing, at least joy should be expressed. Start drawing from the head. Draw a small oval elongated vertically and place two small ovals on the sides - the dog's ears. On the head, mark the eyes with points, in the center of it - the nose, in the form of a circle. Draw an arc under the nose - the dog's mouth in the form of a smile.
Step 3
Next, from the head, start drawing the body of the animal. Place it to the right or left of your head. First, see the back line from above, then the belly line below. A dog's body may not be as thin and graceful as that of a cat. Therefore, if your dog turns out to be a little awkward, it's okay.
Step 4
Then add the legs and tail. Draw the paws starting with the front ones, marking them with "sausages". Then "put" the tail on the back of the body. It can be in the form of an elongated oval, pointed, twisted into a donut, small as a ball, and so on.
Step 5
Erase the outline lines with the eraser. Now (optionally) complete the clarifying details. Draw the eyes. To do this, circle the points with small circles. You can add a small mustache to the sides of the nose. Add a pattern of fur (spots, stripes), make the dog more shaggy (by drawing fur on the back, on the back of the legs, on the tail) and so on. Go through the eraser again, removing unnecessary lines and strokes.
Step 6
Draw in color or have your child do it. Use bright materials for work - felt-tip pens, gouache. You can also come up with a background for the dog - near the house in the booth, in the forest, in the apartment.
