How to Draw a Walrus
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How to Draw a Walrus
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a walrus.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Thanks for coming to class today. Today's lesson is how to draw a walrus.
Okay, let's jump right in. Okay, first thing you want to do when you think about drawing a walrus is organize your canvas. I've been talking about this lately.
You know, I've had a few problems with that. So, I think maybe some ice. The body, she's faced this way. I feel like she should face this way. Okay, so let's get started with the eyes. Honestly, they have kind of weird eyes. So we'll do them like this.
Okay, can you see those eyes? Now, they're kind of bigger. I'm not sure the scientific term, but they have these big heads. Really big. Mouth like things and they have a lot of whiskers. And then they have these big, huge tusks. And then they have the smile.
And then they have their flippers. And as you can tell, I'm running out of space once again. And they have these big bodies. They kind of have flip tails. And let's draw this walrus arm a little bit better. They're perfect.
Big bellies. And let's go ahead and add some details to this walrus. You know, we want to make sure it's looking good. What do you think, class? Should we do some eyelashes?
I think it looks good. Okay, let's see. Should we work on this foot? And then these guys are pretty big, so let's give some details in there. Kind of ran out of room here. I don't have a lot of room to do the rocks. They like to sit on them. But it's okay.
What do you think? Yeah, I liked this right here because they are big, big mammals. Okay, class. I think we can take a close look. Oh, let's take a close look here. I think, you know that. Give it a little something extra and you know those were looking pretty plain.
Yeah, that looks a little bit more like a tusk. You know, they've been fighting off the great white sharks and battling with other killer whales probably. So this guy's just chilling now. Yep, okay class, I hope you enjoyed the lesson today. And we'll talk to you soon. Class dismissed. Thanks, have a great day, bye.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a walrus.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Thanks for coming to class today. Today's lesson is how to draw a walrus.
Okay, let's jump right in. Okay, first thing you want to do when you think about drawing a walrus is organize your canvas. I've been talking about this lately.
You know, I've had a few problems with that. So, I think maybe some ice. The body, she's faced this way. I feel like she should face this way. Okay, so let's get started with the eyes. Honestly, they have kind of weird eyes. So we'll do them like this.
Okay, can you see those eyes? Now, they're kind of bigger. I'm not sure the scientific term, but they have these big heads. Really big. Mouth like things and they have a lot of whiskers. And then they have these big, huge tusks. And then they have the smile.
And then they have their flippers. And as you can tell, I'm running out of space once again. And they have these big bodies. They kind of have flip tails. And let's draw this walrus arm a little bit better. They're perfect.
Big bellies. And let's go ahead and add some details to this walrus. You know, we want to make sure it's looking good. What do you think, class? Should we do some eyelashes?
I think it looks good. Okay, let's see. Should we work on this foot? And then these guys are pretty big, so let's give some details in there. Kind of ran out of room here. I don't have a lot of room to do the rocks. They like to sit on them. But it's okay.
What do you think? Yeah, I liked this right here because they are big, big mammals. Okay, class. I think we can take a close look. Oh, let's take a close look here. I think, you know that. Give it a little something extra and you know those were looking pretty plain.
Yeah, that looks a little bit more like a tusk. You know, they've been fighting off the great white sharks and battling with other killer whales probably. So this guy's just chilling now. Yep, okay class, I hope you enjoyed the lesson today. And we'll talk to you soon. Class dismissed. Thanks, have a great day, bye.