Слоника рисуем: Как нарисовать слона карандашом поэтапно для детей

Как нарисовать слона карандашом поэтапно для детей: легко и просто

В этом уроке рисования мы покажем вам, как нарисовать Слона за 8 простых шагов. Этот бесплатный пошаговый урок постепенно строится на каждом предыдущем шаге, пока вы не доберетесь до финального рисунка Слона. Это простой урок, предназначенный для начинающих и детей.

Вот несколько интересных фактов о Слоне, которые могут вас заинтересовать.

• Три вида Слона живут сегодня: Африканский Слон Буша, Африканский Лесной Слон и Азиатский Слон (также известный как Индийский Слон).
• Период беременности Слона составляет 22 месяца, самый длинный из всех наземных животных.
• При рождении слоненок обычно весит 120 килограммов.
• Как правило, они живут от 50 до 70 лет, но самый старый зарегистрированный слон прожил 82 года.
• У них блестящая память и они никогда не забываются.

Слон — пошаговый рисунок

Шаг 1: Начните с рисования лба слона.

Шаг 2: Нарисуйте контур клыков.

Шаг 3: Нарисуйте спину и нижнюю часть груди.

Шаг 4: Начните рисовать контур ног от тела.

Шаг 5: Нарисуйте нижнюю часть живота, хвост и начало морды.

Шаг 6: Закончите ноги первых двух ног.

Шаг 7: Добавьте 2 оставшиеся ноги.

Шаг 8: Добавьте детали глаз, ушей и ступней, чтобы завершить рисунок слона.

Вот быстрое видео, показывающее, как нарисовать очень простого слона.

90000 How To Draw An Elephant 90001

90002 In this quick tutorial you’ll learn how to draw an Elephant in 7 easy steps — great for kids and novice artists. 90003

90002 The images above represents how your finished drawing is going to look and the steps involved. 90003
90002 Below are the individual steps — you can click on each one for a High Resolution printable PDF version. 90003
90002 At the bottom you can read some interesting facts about the Elephant. 90003
90002 Make sure you also check out any of the hundreds of drawing tutorials grouped by category.90003
90012 How to Draw an Elephant — Step-by-Step Tutorial 90013

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90002 90019 Step 1: 90020 Start by drawing a long curvy bumpy forehead. This line leads directly into a long trunk. There is a short sharp curve at the very bottom. The tip of the trunk is very narrow. Draw the other side of the trunk line halfway up the line you just drew. 90003

90002 90019 Step 2: 90020 At the top of the line you just drew add a curved and pointy tusk.The tip of the tusk will extend beyond the front of the trunk. Draw a small squiggly line next to the tusk. This is the chin. Next draw a large eye in between the top of the head and the tusk. 90003

90002 90019 Step 3: 90020 Extend the back of the head into a straight line back. Starting just below the head line draw the big floppy ear. They are round on the top and slightly pointy at the bottom. Make it the same size as the head. 90003

90002 90019 Step 4: 90020 Continue the back line into a large curve at the rump.Draw a line under the ear on an angle down to make the neck line. 90003

90002 90019 Step 5: 90020 At the end of the neck line you just drew start the very thick front leg. There is a side foot at the bottom of the leg. The foot is as wide as the leg. Draw the other line up almost up to the ear. Keep drawing a line back to make the belly line. 90003

90002 90019 Step 6: 90020 Continue the rump line down into the back leg. It is the same size as the front leg. Do not forget the oval shaped toes on the foot.90003

90002 90019 Step 7: 90020 Starting directly under the tip of the ear add another front leg. It is a long straight line down to a wide foot and back up to the neck line. Just behind the back leg add another back leg. All you draw is the heel of the second back leg. Do not forget to add the thin, short tail. It does not go all the way down to the bottom. 90003

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90012 Interesting Facts about Elephants 90013
90002 Elephants belong to the 90053 Elephantidae family 90054 of land animals that include the Asian and African elephant and subspecies of them.90003
90002 Both types of elephants share a common ancestor that roamed the earth about 7.6 million years ago. 90003
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90063 Elephants are the largest land animals living on the planet today. 90064
90063 The African elephant has much larger ears and body than the Asian elephant. 90064
90063 The largest elephant of all is the Savanna elephant, a subspecies of the African elephant that can be as tall as 13 feet and weigh as much as 26,000 pounds.90064
90063 Up to 690,000 elephants live in the wilds of Africa, while about 60,000 elephants live in Asia. 90064
90063 The trunks of adult elephants are used to drink, to tear up their food before putting it into their mouths and used to greet other elephants — like a handshake. 90064
90063 An elephant uses its tusks to dig for roots and water, to scrape bark off trees to eat and to clear paths. 90064
90063 An elephant brain is similar to the human brain and elephants are extremely intelligent and able to display several emotions.90064
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90002 The elephant is quite exotic and has been featured in children’s books, movies and cartoons, worshiped in religions, and emblems of the elephant have been used by several political parties. 90003

.90000 How to draw an elephant 90001
90002 90003 Hello! 90004 90005 I offer to your attention very interesting lesson — today we will learn how to draw an elephant. We will consider the features of its body structure and learn to create beautiful paintings with the image of one of the most exotic animals on our planet. 90006

90007 Materials for painting elephant 90008
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90010 Paper for sketches 90011
90010 Graphite pencils of different hardness 90011
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90002 This lesson will help to understand the structure of the animal so that you can understand how to draw elephant in any technique.Before you begin a serious work, you should practice in creating the simple sketches. 90006
90007 How to draw an elephant step by step 90008
90002 with the help of a pencil 90006
90002 When we start painting, we should find good photos and carefully examine them. If you are going to draw an elephant in different poses and in motion, it will be useful to watch the video. 90005 You can partially look up to my painting. Maybe, you will get the similar drawing of an elephant at the end of this lesson: 90025 90006
90027 Shape and silhouette 90028
90002 Let`s create a primitive silhouette.At this stage we use only the simplest shapes and do not go into the details. All the lines are very light and barely noticeable. 90005 The silhouette created from the simple shapes is shown with a green line. The red arrows show the general direction: from the pelvis up to the chest; the belly sags down between the hind legs and raises near the front legs. Show the head and trunk, body and pelvis, fore and hind limbs. 90031 90006
90002 In order to draw an elephant in motion, you should mark the direction of this motion.You can show this with a line of the spine or an arrow as it is shown on a picture below. 90006
90002 90036 Bend the legs and improve their thickness. Show the trunk. 90006
90002 Then move on to the more detailed improving of the figure. Let`s improve the silhouette and make previously marked lines smoother. 90039 90005 Add ears and tusks, following their direction. Let’s improve the trunk; the further from the head — the narrower it becomes. 90006
90027 Tail 90028
90002 Draw in a thin tail with a small switch on its tip.90045 90006
90027 Feet 90028
90002 The feet are shown on the picture below. They deserve special attention. There is a small widening in the area of ​​a foot and the fingers and nails are slightly seen. 90050 Three nails are seen on the hind legs and four — on the front legs. 90006
90007 Portrait 90008
90002 At the next stage of our lesson on how to draw a realistic elephant we will try to understand the structure of the head. Here the main distinctive features of this animal are concentrated.Since we have painted the elephant in profile on the previous illustrations, now we will show it full face. 90055 90006
90027 Head 90028
90002 In order to understand better, let`s look at schematic image of the head. 90005 The red line shows the shape where the skull can be inscribed into; the upper part is a semi oval and the lower part is slightly narrowed. 90061 90006
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90010 The red line shows the shape where the skull can be inscribed into; the upper part is a semi oval and the lower part is slightly narrowed.90011
90010 The green lines divide the head in half vertically and horizontally, they will help to create a symmetrical picture and locate the eyes properly. Locate the small eyes over the horizontal axis far enough from each other. 90011
90010 The yellow arrows show the direction and shape of folds on the trunk. 90011
90010 The pink wavy lines show the uneven surface of the tips of ears. 90011
90010 The purple arrows show how the tusks grow. 90011
90010 The orange triangles mark the skin covering the base of the tusks.However, if an elephant has no tusks, this part of a portrait will be absent. 90011
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90002 Now let`s come over to the next stage of our lesson on how to draw a simple elephant and draw ears. The external ears are very big and serve as a conditioner helping to cool. 90080 90005 This picture shows the differences between African (right) and Asian (left) elephants. The ears of Indian elephants are much smaller than the African`s and there are the differences in the shape of a skull.90006
90027 Eyes 90028
90002 Now we are coming over to the net stage on how to draw an elephant face. The picture below shows what eye shape these animals usually have. There are many wrinkles of calloused skin around eyes. There are often eyelashes, they grow straight. 90006
90002 It is very important to locate the eyes properly. They should not overlap the line of a trunk. More often the eyes are located over the base of tusks. 90088 90006
90002 The illustration below shows the features of a skull shape in the area of ​​the eyes.90091 90006
90002 There is a crest over the eyes (1) — the eyebrow ridges and the cavity (2) over the eyebrows. 90005 Show these shapes in your work with the light strokes in order to make it more realistic. 90006
90027 Trunk and tusks 90028
90002 It is not difficult to depict the trunk, especially if you do not go into details. Still, you should pay attention to the shape and relief of a trunk from the backside. 90006
90002 90101 90005 The tip of a trunk has two holes and a round or heart shape.90005 There is a lower jaw below the trunk. This part of body has no special features, thus it is not difficult to depict. 90005 The tusks can be of different length and slightly differ in shape. Lots of animals have no tusks. 90006
90027 Skin, folds 90028
90002 Now we are coming over to the last stage of our lesson on how to draw elephant step by step. We should improve our drawing of elephant and add shadow in the lower part of the body, on the belly, under the ears, tail and lower jaw, under the trunk and tusks.90006
90002 90111 The red arrows on the picture above show the characteristic directions of folds on the skin. The figure will become more volumetric if you add strokes of different intensity, following the shape of body. The skin will seem more calloused due to the clear strokes that show the deep folds and wrinkles. 90006
90007 Video-tutorial on how to draw a elephant step by step 90008
90002 In order to make all the above mentioned clearer, let`s watch a video on how to draw elephants and paint together: 90005 90117 90118 90006
90002 90003 Beautiful pictures for inspiration 90004 90006
90002 In order to inspire you, I have prepared several beautiful graphic and coloristic works.You may want to create something like this: 90125 90006
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90002 if you have become interested in silhouette painting of animals, you can watch the workshop «Creating the silhouette painting with acrylic paints». 90005 Also I would advise you to look at unusual works of the modern artist Geoffrey Benzing and, certainly, the works of Salvatore Dali. 90006
90002 I hope you have like this lesson on how to draw a cute elephant and you will create the perfect drawings and paintings.90006
90002 90003 I wish you success! 90004 90006

.90000 How To Draw An Elephant For Kids In Easy Steps? 90001 90002 The elephant is a one of a kind animal. If you observe it closely, you will notice that it has a rather disproportional body, with a huge and clumsy head, a fat trunk, tusks, and thick legs. So drawing an elephant can be a tricky for your kid. 90003 90002 But not anymore! Because, we at Momjunction have not just one or two, but four incredible ways to help your kid draw an elephant. So, teach him how to draw his favorite pachyderm using some simple steps listed below! 90003 90006 Here’s The Four Beautiful Ways To Teach How To Draw An Elephant For Kids: 90007 90008 1.Cartoon Elephant: 90009 90002 90011 How To: 90012 90003 90014 90015 Tell your child to draw a medium sized circle and attack a large sized oblong to it. 90016 90017 90018 90015 Now he has to make the elephant’s truck from the bottom of the circle. Have him make the ears by making a broad, inverted C shape from the right side of the circle. 90016 90017 90022 90015 Now tell him to draw the limbs by making a set of parallel lines at the bottom of the oblong. 90016 90017 90026 90015 Now he has to make eyes by drawing a small circle and the brows using small strokes of pencils.For the protruding tooth, tell him to draw a curved line and make a few strokes on the upper part of the trunk. 90016 90017 90030 90015 Now ask him to draw the whole head and ears by using the outline. 90016 90017 90034 90015 Now comes the sketching part. Tell your child to sketch the outlines and limbs that he has drawn. 90016 90017 90038 90015 Just the tail is left now. For the tail, ask your child to draw two curved lines and make a few hairs at its ends. Tell him to draw the elephant’s nails by making three inverted U’s.90016 90017 90042 90015 Erase the unnecessary lines and your elephant is ready! This elephant drawing for kids is simple to teach using the images. 90016 90017 90002 90047 [Read: How To Draw Cartoons For Kids] 90048 90003 90008 2. A Simple Elephant: 90009 90002 90011 How To: 90012 90003 90014 90015 Tell your child to begin by drawing the forehead of the elephant. 90016 90017 90018 90015 Ask him to draw the outline for the tusk. 90016 90017 90022 90015 Now he has to make the lower chest and back.90016 90017 90026 90015 For the legs, ask him to make a thick outline of the legs from the center of the body. 90016 90017 90030 90015 Have him make the tail, underbelly, and the trunk. 90016 90017 90034 90015 Finish the feet of the first two legs. 90016 90017 90038 90015 Now draw the remaining two legs. 90016 90017 90042 90015 Lastly, draw the ears, eyes and the feet to complete the drawing of the elephant. 90016 90017 90002 90047 [Read: How To Draw A Dog For Kids] 90048 90003 90008 3.Square Cartoon Elephant: 90009 90002 90011 How To: 90012 90003 90014 90015 First, ask your child to draw a part of the round square. Do not make the bottom line. And the right line should be about half the size. It will be the elephant’s body. 90016 90017 90018 90015 Now from the right line, have your child draw a backward S. It will be the elephant’s snout. 90016 90017 90022 90015 Make another backward S 3 cm from the first S to complete the nose. From the bottom of the first ‘S’ draw the tusk and the elephant’s mouth.90016 90017 90026 90015 Now ask your child to draw the elephant’s ears and eye. 90016 90017 90030 90015 Tell your child to draw the first front leg from the ears of the elephant. The leg should not be straight. It should be slightly slanted, to give an illusion that the elephant is walking. 90016 90017 90034 90015 Next, have him draw the first back leg and the second front leg. 90016 90017 90038 90015 Now tell him to make the belly by joining the legs from first to the second back leg.90016 90017 90042 90015 Lastly, draw the tail and the toenails of the elephant. 90016 90017 90130 90015 Finally Color It. 90016 90017 90002 90047 [Read: How To Draw A Tiger For Kids] 90048 90003 90008 4. Front Facing Elephant-Head: 90009 90002 90011 How To: 90012 90003 90014 90015 Tell your child to draw a medium sized circle and a bigger oval shape for the head. 90016 90017 90018 90015 Ask him to make two arcs from the intersection of the circle and oval. He even has to make a wavy line from the bottom of the circle for the trunk.90016 90017 90022 90015 Now your kid has to make the tusk and trunk of the elephant. Tell him to make just the outline. It can be filled later on. 90016 90017 90026 90015 Have him draw the ears of the elephant from the top intersection of the circle and oval. 90016 90017 90030 90015 Now have your child add the details of the elephant and erase the excess lines. 90016 90017 90008 Note: 90009 90166 90015 These tutorials are just for guiding how to draw a cartoon elephant for kids purpose.The drawing can not be exactly identical. 90016 90169 90166 90015 Tell your child to begin with light pencil strokes so that he can work into the shapes that the wants. After completing the drawing, he can give some dark strokes to it. 90016 90169 90166 90015 Kids can even add color or shading to complete the picture. 90016 90169 90002 Once your child finishes drawing the elephant, ask him to draw the environment of the elephant to go with it. It will spark your child’s imagination too! 90003 90002 We hope you found our tutorials useful.If you have any doubt or suggestion, tell us in the comment section. 90003 90006 Recommended Articles: 90007 Was this information helpful? .90000 How to draw an elephant 90001
90002 As the largest living land mammal on earth, elephants have quite the undeniable presence. At birth, elephants already weigh up to 200 pounds (roughly 90 kg), and in the case of a mature African Elephant, they carry the huge body mass of around 12,000 pounds (or 5,443 kg) everywhere they go, which explains why they have such bulky, sturdy structures and wide column-like legs. 90003 90002 Elephants seem like an animal that would be fairly easy to draw just by constructing several big shapes together, but in order to realistically illustrate an African elephant, it’s worth understanding their fascinating features, like the trunk, feet, and bone structure.By doing so, you’ll start to notice subtle details that can be applied to capture a realistic drawing of an elephant. 90003 90002 In this step-by-step tutorial, I’ll be showing you how I approach a drawing of an African elephant’s profile view. I’ll demonstrate how to block in simple shapes and cover very basic anatomy structure to understand what lies under the skin. Then we’ll carve out the mass and form of the body before diving into the details of the skin. The elephant’s wrinkles and crevices are also important features we can not forget.90003 90002 Before you start the tutorial, do not forget to pull up your own reference as you follow along. And if you enjoy learning how to draw an elephant, make sure to check out our other brilliant how to draw tutorials. 90003 90010 01. Draw the torso 90011 90002 90003 The two bumps on the back are equal in height 90002 Draw a big circle and divide it in half. Take half the width of the circle to measure out the torso to the left. Form a bean like shape and make sure the belly side slopes down to the right.90003 90010 02. Attach the legs 90011 90002 90003 The column like legs support and balance the heavy body 90002 Take the middle of the torso and duplicate the height of the bean to measure the distance to the ground. Divide the torso into three parts; the shoulder, stomach and hip. Block in long rectangular legs tapering in towards the bulging foot like a tall glass shape. The back legs will look more like an hour glass with the middle taped in. 90003 90010 03. Connect the neck and trunk 90011 90002 90003 The trunk has a subtle S curve and the tip curls to avoid touching the ground 90002 Draw a rhomboid shape for the head that’s as wide as the shoulder width.Divide it into quarters and draw the trunk starting from the middle of the head. The trunk comes out touching the tip of the head and droops down to the ground. 90003 90010 04. Attach the trunk, eye, ear and tail 90011 90002 90003 The tusk’s length is determined by their age; the older they are, the longer the tusk 90002 Fill in a circle for the eye a little lower and left off the centre of the head. Right below the eye, follow the centre guideline to draw the long curved tusk. The skin will overlap right at the bottom of the head shape.The ear will look like big butterfly wing-shapes that covers the entire neck and droops down past the chin, and tucks right up to the centre of the head. The tail will hang down past halfway to the ground. 90003 90010 05. Skeletal structure: Torso 90011 90002 90003 The spine protrudes out, which gives it the pronounced bumps 90002 The spine runs flat along the back to support all their weight and bears the massive ribcage that takes up majority of the torso. The scapula wraps around the rib cage and comes up as high as the spine.90003 90010 06. Skeletal structure: Front legs 90011 90002 90003 Padded cushions in an elephant’s feet help take pressure off their joints 90002 The shoulders attach at the bottom of the scapula and anchors to the elbow joints. From there the bone drops straight down to the big wrist. Look at an elephant’s foot, they only walk on the tip of their toes. The round disc like feet are in fact stuffed with very thick padding behind the toes. The wide surface area helps to balance and support their weight.90003 90010 07. Skeletal structure: Hind legs 90011 90002 90003 The knee placement should be a little lower than the elbow joint 90002 The hip bone attaches to the back of the spine and sits very close to the ribcage. The legs connect from the bottom of the hip and come down to the knee joint, right where the torso attaches to the legs. The back feet are a very similar shape to the front feet, only the back will have a heel sticking out. 90003 90010 08. Skull structure 90011 90002 90003 The jaw is not visible from the front view since the base of the tusk is wide enough to cover them 90002 African Elephant’s signature tusks are equivalent to our front incisor teeth and their nasal structure is located right above the eyes.The cheek bones protrudes out so much, the dip in the side of the head becomes very visible and gives them the sunken cheek look as the skin wraps around the jaw. 90003 90010 09. Build the form of the trunk 90011 90002 90003 The tusk and trunk are joined together to act as the top lip 90002 Start with a flat head with a strong break for the forehead. Right over the nasal cavity, draw a subtle bump as it reaches the eye. The nose should then bump out again with a stronger arch. The nose will be a tube-like shape that tapers in as it get close to the tip.The trunk wraps around the tusk where the skin folds overlap. 90003 90010 10. Shape the mouth and ear 90011 90002 90003 Drawing lines to wrap around the form will help understand the structure of the head 90002 The corner of the mouth forms right where the tusk ends, and the bottom lips tucks under. The cheek bones have a strong plane change which makes the side of their jaw and head look sunken in. The base of the ear should feel like there’s volume to it, whereas the rest should look like a thin sheet.90003 90010 11. Expand the body’s form 90011 90002 90003 To contrast the belly, the spine protrudes out forming a sharp arch 90002 Expand the middle torso as a big bulbous belly. Make the legs look like big columns, but show the bulgy joints. For the elephant to have mobility in its legs, there needs to be enough loose skin between the torso and the legs. Draw the tail, and the legs covered in the back. 90003 90010 12. Locate the wrinkles 90011 90002 90003 Concentrate the wrinkle formation at the joints; elbow, wrist, ankle, knee, tail, and even around the face 90002 Just like your finger joints or elbows, you will see the elephant’s skin is similarly wrinkled and bunched up at the joints.The trunk is like an accordion where it has the freedom to move, bend and curl. It has rings of deep crevasses that fold into each other, and kind of resembles a slinky. 90003 90010 13. Detail the wrinkles and form 90011 90002 90003 Areas that need a plane change can be implied by etching in multiple lines that follow the form 90002 When you draw the wrinkles, remember to add a variety of length and thicknesses. Try to vary up the distance from each other, depending on how tight the wrinkles fold into each other.90003 90010 14. Incorporate the other features 90011 90002 90003 Cross-hatched wrinkles will also give an elephant’s skin more texture 90002 Draw the hair coming out from the end of the tail from two sides, and make sure to draw the ears as big thin sheets with veins running along them. The fingernails shaped like a crescent will sit flat against the feet. 90003 90010 15. Fill the light and shadows 90011 90002 90003 The values ​​will help define the volume and form of each body part 90002 If you want to push the drawing a bit further, emphasise the elephant’s shapes by filling in the light and shadow.Areas that sticks out like the spine and cheek bone will catch more light, while other areas such as the jaw and belly will hide in the shadow. 90003 90002 90101 Read more: 90102 90003

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