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Home›How To›How to Draw a Furry’s Head: 11 Steps

How to Draw a Furry’s Head: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 9, 2024
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Drawing a furry’s head might seem challenging at first, but with practice and an understanding of the basic steps, you can create a variety of unique and expressive furry characters. Follow these 11 steps to draw a furry’s head easily.

1. Sketch a basic circle: Begin by drawing a simple circle to represent the structure of the head. This will serve as the base for your furry character.

2. Add guidelines: Lightly sketch vertical and horizontal lines through the center of the circle to divide it into four equal parts. These guidelines will help you position various facial features accurately.

3. Define the snout: Draw an elongated oval shape beneath the horizontal guideline, starting at the point where it intersects with the vertical line. This will form the basis of the snout.

4. Create the nose: Draw an upside-down, V-shaped line at the end of the snout to create your furry character’s nose. Add nostrils by sketching two small oval shapes on either side of this line.

5. Sketch eyes and eyebrows: On either side of the vertical guideline, draw elliptical shapes for each eye. Remember to keep them symmetrical and proportionate to the character’s face. Above each eye, add curved lines for eyebrows.

6. Design ears: Draw two tall triangles atop either side of your character’s head, with their tips pointing up or outward, depending on how prominent you want your character’s ears. Feel free to experiment with ear size and shape.

7. Create fur texture around cheeks: Add jagged lines or curves around the lower portion of your character’s face, starting from just below each ear down towards where you drew their snout.

8. Design mouth and teeth: Underneath your character’s nose, draw a line that curves down and away from it to form their mouth’s upper lip. Add an inverted “V” below the upper lip to create the mouth’s opening, and sketch a few small triangle shapes inside to represent teeth.

9. Add facial expressions: Adjust your character’s eyebrows by inclining them in different ways to create unique expressions. Add subtle lines that curve up or down near the corners of their eyes to emphasize their emotion.

10. Refine your drawing: Erase any extra guidelines and make any necessary adjustments to your drawing. Clean up any rough edges and ensure that all facial features look proportionate and aligned.

11. Add shading and color: Once you are satisfied with your sketch, bring it to life with shading and coloring. Choose the colors you want for your character’s fur, clothes, or accessories and add depth by applying varying shades of those colors.

With these 11 steps, you can easily learn how to draw a furry’s head and experiment with various visual aspects to create your unique character. Practice different expressions, fur textures, and colors until you create a furry head design that perfectly represents your imagined character.

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