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HOW TO DRAW A CARTOON CAMEL |
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STEP 1. This is a Dromedary Camel with only one hump! Draw your cross bars then an oval for the body of the cartoon camel. |
STEP 2. Now draw the body and head of the cartoon camel using the DARK outlines as shown below. |
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STEP 3. Now draw the legs, the nose and then the bridge of the nose and the chin. |
STEP 4. Draw the eye sockets, the ear, and then the forelegs | |||||
STEP 5. Draw the nostrils the eyes and eyelashes, and now the feet, and tail.
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Step 6. Now you can color in your camel, with different shades of tan,brown and light ivory colors for the nose and ears. Click on the Camel to go to Camel Science Facts! |
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WEBBY WANDA'S DRAWNG TIPS: Hardness of Graphite Drawing Pencils. There are two pencil-rating systems, a US one and a European one. The US system is numerical, while the European system, based on a lettering scheme, is the one generally used for artist’s pencils. The European rating system works like this:pencils are rated for hardness (H), blackness (B), and whether they have a fine point (F). 9B is simultaneously the softest and darkest rating; 9H is both hardest and lightest. There are twenty ratings of graphite drawing pencils in the full range, though many manufacturers offer sets with a range of only 18, or selected pencils from within the entire range.
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