Hedgehog Drawing
Let's learn how to draw a hedgehog!
Ready to level up your drawing game with a fun and simple lesson? We're gonna break things down step-by-step and take it nice and easy. We'll start with some basic shapes – nothing too fancy, just the bones we need to create something cool. Bit by bit, we'll add details to really bring your drawing to life. Soon enough, you'll surprise yourself with what you can create.
By the end, you'll know how to add that extra spice with coloring and shading. We'll pay special attention to parts like the eyes, nose, and even those cute little shiny reflections in the eyes. Trust me, those tiny details will make your drawing pop.
Estimated Time: 40 minutes
Level: Beginner
Materials
- Blank Paper
- Pencil
- Crayons or Colored Pencils
Lesson: Hedgehog Drawing
Ready to level up those drawing skills? We’re keeping it simple and straight to the point. Steady lines, basic shapes, and a splash of color. Follow these steps and watch your creation come to life. Trust me, you got this! Scroll down and let’s make some drawing magic happen.
Draw the Body
First, draw a pointy upright oval to form the hedgehog’s body.
Outline the Eyes
Add two small circles for its eyes.
Draw the Nose
Draw the rounded outline of the hedgehog’s nose.
Form the Mouth
Draw two curved lines from the base of the hedgehog’s nose to form its mouth.
Attach the Ears
Attach the small, curved shape of its ears on the sides of its head.
Add the Hands
Form the shape of its tiny hands attached to its torso.
Attach the Feet
Attach its short, oval-shaped feet at the base of its body.
Form the Spines
Form the sharp, pointy spines along the hedgehog’s back.
Fill in the Eyes and Nose
Fill in the hedgehog’s eyes and nose with black. Next, add small white shiny reflections in its eyes.
Color the Hands, Feet and Ears
Use pink to color its inner ears, hands, and feet.
Shade the Body
Fill in the hedgehog’s outer ears, head and body with a cream color. Then, shade the area around its nose and mouth with light brown.
Color the Spines
Color the spines along its back with dark brown.
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