How to Draw Wolves Fighting Step by Step

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How to Draw Fighting Wolves, Wolf Fight

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STEP 1. Begin with drawing two head shapes then draw out the shapes for the torsos. These shapes should be connected with a neck guide.   STEP 2. We will work with both wolves at the same time with this second step so here we go. Begin by drawing the side profile for both wolves. I would start at the top of the head, and sketch your way down until the snouts and mouths are drawn out. Sketch in the fluffy sides of their faces, then draw in their ears which are in a down position.   STEP 3. Now that the profiles of the wolves are drawn in, you can start sketching out their faces. Choose one wolf at a time for your task, then begin the drawing process. Make sure to draw in the darkness to the eyes as well as the crinkles, or wrinkles on their snouts. The teeth should also be drawn with care because you want to make sure they come out as real as possible. Draw the tongues, and sketch in all the detailing and definition throughout.   STEP 4. Now it's time to get started with drawing the bodies. Start with just one wolf at a time, or you can go ahead and do both wolves if you want. I only say start with one because it can get confusing tackling two fighting bodies at once. Start with the back of the head and sketch out the neck. The lining should be spiked to show the raised hair that all canines get when they are about to fight or when fighting. Continue the lining to form the back, and hind quarters of the animal. You will then draw the front leg and paw like so, as well as the definition to the leg.   STEP 5. Now you can work on the second wolf. Do this by drawing the small piece to the neck then draw the first front leg which is in a pose to look like he is trying to push the other wolf away from his face. The top wolf's other front leg and paw should also be drawn as well as the chest and stomach. Draw the stomach of the wolf laying on the ground, as well as the back legs and paws. Add detailing where needed before leaving this step.   STEP 6. Now let's finish off the drawing. Sketch out the top wolf's hind legs and back paw like so. When that is done you can draw in the tail, then begin working on the back of the neck, back lining, and rest of the wolf's body. Of course I'm talking about the wolf that is pinned down to the ground. Sketch in all the detailing and definition to both the wolves like so. Erase your mistakes, then proceed to the finished step.   STEP 7. Here is how the wolves look when your drawing is complete. Now color the two animals in using shades of your chose. I hope you enjoyed this lesson on drawing fighting wolves.   Step 1. Step 2. Step 3. Step 4. Step 5. Step 6. Step 7.

How to Draw Wolves Fighting Step by Step

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