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Drawing Dogs from Snout to Tail
Rating: 4.9 out of 5(34 ratings)
159 students

Drawing Dogs from Snout to Tail

Learn to draw dogs like you've always wished you could.
Created byJerry Joe Seltzer
Last updated 4/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Gain the ability to draw dogs of any breed and from any angle. Four week course led by Jerry Joe Seltzer.

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Course content

2 sections • 8 lectures • 2h 18m total length

  • Drawing the dog's head from the front.16:03

    First, we draw a dog's head from the front view. After the lecture, draw a variety of dog faces with different snout sizes and eye sizes.

  • Drawing the dog's head from the side. (profile view)17:47

    We can now draw the dog's head from the side, or profile view. After the lecture, try drawing a variety of dog heads with snouts of various heights and lengths. You should also try different size eyes to see how that alter's the appearance of the breed.

  • Drawing the dog's body.31:04

    Now that you can draw the dog’s head from the side. Let’s put that head onto a body! After the lecture, practice drawing a variety of dogs. Try out larger or smaller heads, and longer or shorter legs.

Requirements

  • All that is needed is paper and pencil. Some downloads will need to be printed.

Description

If you love dogs or love drawing, or both, then I have secrets you need to see! In only eight lessons, you will gain surprising insight into the anatomy and the form of canines. We start from the basics and then advance quickly until we are drawing every kind of dog in every kind of pose. By the time you finish, you will know the joy that comes from drawing with confidence.

This course requires no special materials. You need only paper, pencil, and an eraser. A set of colored pencils is recommended but not required.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner and novice artists

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