How to Draw T-Rex Feet and Claws Step 1įeet and hands are made of many small elements allowing for motion. They should be slightly uneven and not completely pointed.įinish the head by adding the eye socket with the tiny eye inside, and the jaw muscles.ģ. Relax-you already know how to do it!įinish the lower jaw by creating its wider part first.ĭraw the teeth all around the jaws. Use the same rule to create the other ellipses building this 'dome'.Ĭonnect the dome with the rest of the skull.Ĭreate a smaller version of the same dome in the lower jaw. and short, convex arcs in front of the acute angles. An ellipse in perspective has long, flat arcs in front of the obtuse angles.

We're going to create two ellipsoidal domes for the muzzle, but they're seen in perspective, so we need to do it vary carefully. The muzzle of the T-Rex is narrower than the skull. If you want to learn how to do it, don't copy my lines, but rather try to understand why I decided to draw them this way.Įxtend the bottom of the cube to create the length of the muzzle. Its perspective must match the perspective you've sketched before-it can't be random! In other words, the cube should be facing the same way as the dinosaur. Start by sketching a cube or a cuboid inside the head of our dino. Now we can add the detailed blocks of the body. We have the skeleton of our drawing-we can see exactly where we're going. Now add the shoulders and arms nothing fancy here.Ĭomplete the silhouette with the 'lower neck' and 'lower tail'. Sketch the places for the eyes and nostrils to understand the perspective you're creating. It doesn't need to be detailed-just an egg shape at the end of the neck. This will help you see their position better. They're just like our legs, except T-Rex walks on its toes. It should have a longer front (chest) and a shorter back (hips). How to Sketch a Dinosaur Silhouette Step 1ĭraw a shallow arc-this will be the back of our dinosaur.Īdd the curved neck and the tail (the tail should be longer than the rest of the body).Īdd a boxy body under the back. In this tutorial I will show you how to draw one, but also more than that-I will teach you how to draw an animal from scratch, using 3D blocks to build a final 3D form of the creature. This huge, ferocious beast surely captures our imagination! We all loved dinosaurs as children, and T-Rex is the favorite of many.

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