Hello everyone!
I had so much fun drawing Humpty-Dumpty with you guys!
And I loved seeing all of your drawings!
We got SOOO many that we couldn't feature them all.
But thank you to everyone who sent something in!
You all did an awesome job!!
Check them out:
Okay, today we're going to learn how to draw something from Daniel.
He's our lead artist and animator at HISHE and he's going to teach
us how to draw his dog, Kiddo.
Let's watch and learn!
And remember, if we ever move too fast for you...
feel free to pause the video until you catch up.
First we are going to lightly draw a rough sketch of where Kiddo's body will be on the page.
Start with a circle towards the top of the page
draw two lines down for his neck
and then another circle for his chest.
From that, draw two more lines down to a smaller circle
that will make up his back legs.
Now draw his back paw and then add his front legs and paws.
Finally, from the center of that bottom line
You can add his other back leg and paw.
Now that you have your outline, let's start on his head.
Draw a line from the center of the top circle
and a second line up from the center of that line
Like an upside down, curvy "T"
Then, from the left side of the line...
You'll draw a rounded "W" to help create Kiddo's mouth.
And give him a little smile, he's a happy dog.
Complete the line around the top of his head just to where it lines up with his smile.
Draw a line down from the smile to start the bottom of Kiddo's mouth.
And add in his triangle-shaped nose.
Next, give him some eyes...
and a big happy dog tongue.
Now, complete his mouth by adding his bottom lip on each side.
Kiddo has big floppy ears...
so draw two half "U" shapes above his head.
Then add a little line from the left side of each "U"
And then a line from the right side that goes up and over and connects the ear to the head.
Next, add a line down to Kiddo's head
on the left side of each ear as well...
and to finish the ears, Daniel adds a little curved line for the inside of each ear.
To complete his face,
give him eyebrows and a little wrinkle on top of his head.
Now let's move on to the body!
Following your sketch,
draw lines down Kiddo's back and his front as well
Complete his other leg and give him a few claw marks on each paw.
Last, draw his belly down to his other paws...
and draw them in as well.
You can use your rough sketch as a guideline to where the legs and paws go for the body.
Finally, give him a collar so he doesn't get lost!
And a tail to wag when he's happy.
Because he's happy all the time.
You can go back in and erase some of those lines you used to help guide you.
and color Kiddo in, too, if you like!
Here's what Daniel's Kiddo looks like all finished!
Wasn't that great?!
Did you draw Daniel's dog, Kiddo?
Here's what mine looks like!
Now if you want your drawing of Kiddo to be featured on the next episode of "How to Draw"...
please ask your parents to email them to me at:
Thanks for joining me!
And I'll see you next time!
Good dog, Kiddo!
(woof)