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HOW TO DRAW A CARTOON CAMEL |
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PETS AND FARM ANIMALS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HOLIDAYS |
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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![]() |
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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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