How to Draw a Squirrel

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Sketching

When sketching a squirrel, start with the basic shape of the head and body. Add the details of the face, including the nose, eyes, and mouth. Then add the furry details of the ears, tail, and body. Finally, add the squirrel's claws.

Shading

When adding shading to your drawing of a squirrel, it's important to create a sense of volume and form. To do this, start by adding the darkest shadows first. These shadows will be found on the side of the squirrel that is furthest away from the light source. Once you've added the darkest shadows, add progressively lighter shadows until you reach the highlights. Highlights are the very lightest areas of the drawing and are usually found on the side of the squirrel that is closest to the light source.

Coloring

When coloring a squirrel, it is important to use a light brown for the body and a dark brown for the tail. The face should be white with black eyes and a pink nose. The belly should be white, and the feet should be gray.

Finishing touches

After you have sketched out your squirrel, it is time to add the finishing touches. First, erase any pencil lines that you do not want in your final drawing. Next, use a black pen or marker to trace over the lines of your drawing. You can make your lines as thick or thin as you want. Finally, color in your squirrel. You can use any colors you like. When you are finished, you will have a beautiful drawing of a squirrel!