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by Anonymous on January 2nd, 2007
When kids ask me, I usually sketch a dog in front of them so they can see the process. Since I can't do that for you perhaps these illustrations will help: www.cartooncritters.com/.../drawdogsitting.gif
by tigueron on January 2nd, 2007
look at this article, I think it can help you.
http://drawsketch.about.com/od/learntodrawanimals/ss/drawdog.htm
by Anonymous on November 16th, 2006
Find a picture of the kind of dog you want to draw, and see what the dog really looks like; the shape of it's head, nose, ears, mouth and so forth. Try to follow the same basic lines that the dog really has, unless you want to do a cartoon.
The Walter Foster 'how to' books are very good for beginners, and there are some specific ones that show just how to draw certain animals or how to do coat patterns. Most libraries and craft shops carry books like this.
by ddixonart on October 9th, 2006
Drawing a dog isn't really very different from drawing anything else - or is it the fur that you need help with? Please let me know what specific problems you are having and I'll do my best to help you.
by rkennedy on June 29th, 2006
step by step answer for how to draw a dog.
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Well, I would say draw it carefully it just might bite. smiling.. there are a few site on the web that will help you. depending on how serious you want it to be... after you get the idea, get personal with it. Let it become your own creation, your own species of dog... most of all have fun with it.. the above site is a neat one. smiling.
by peptalk4u on January 2nd, 2007