Shading was applied with darker colors of green and brown to the undersides of the body. Next, we added white spots on the upper part of the body and lines for the eyes. Brown was used to distinctly separate the legs from the body. We added a base color first, using light and dark green, yellow, and brown. With Nature's diverse color palette, you can use any colors you choose. Step 5 - Add Color to Your Frog Illustration Once the outline and details are done, remove your rough sketches. You can add more details if you like, creating a simple frog design or something more complex. Additional details like a pupil and wavy lines on the back were also drawn in. Towards the right back leg, the belly outline was lowered a bit so it was less rounded. Outline the Outer Sketch Edgeĭefine the outermost sketch lines, then add the inner lines. We also have a huge selection of calligraphy brushes for a variation of line thickness. Use any defining or permanent medium you want. You can position the feet how you want to or follow our image below. The back foot was added on the left back leg. Looking at our drawing below, we sketched the star shaped feet on both of the front legs. See our image below for direction.įor the mouth line or opening, draw a line from the right side towards the inside corner of the mouth edge. Sketch a line from the far left corner of the mouth edge and connect to left side of the eye. Below the eye, from the right side, draw a long curved line for the mouth edge. Now, add a curved line below it for the bottom eyelid. Inside the left eye shape, sketch an oval for the eye. This will be the eye and mouth details including the feet. Let's complete our rough sketch by adding the final details to our frog’s face. Step 3 - Complete the Sketched Details on Your Frog The half circle on the right will be the back view of the other eye.
#Frog head drawing full#
The full circle shape will be the front view of the frog's eye. Then, to the left side of this shape, sketch a full circle. Next, add the eye shapes by roughly sketching a half circle at the top of the head. The one on the left side should be bigger. This will be for the front right leg of our drawing.Īt the bottom on both sides of the circle, sketch a pointed shape (shown in blue) like an arch. Sketch another rectangle leading from the head shape. The bottom should be angled down and slightly to the right. The top of the rectangle should be going in the same direction as the head. Position this inside the circle, with the bottom end extending outside of the circle. Add the Front and Back Legsīeginning with the front legs (sketched in red below), draw a boomerang shaped rectangle. With curved and straight lines, these shapes will act as guides for placement and sizing of the feet and eyes. In this step, basic shapes will be sketched for the front and back legs, including the eyes. Angle this shape to the right as seen in our image below. Place this at the top right of the circle for the head. Roughly sketch a long, rounded oblong shape that is the same width as your circle. This can be done freehand or by tracing an object. Sketch with a pencil or a light color medium that you can cover up.ĭraw a circle for the belly and the back end of the frog. In our first step, we are going to use a sketching medium to roughly draw the base shape of our frog. Step 1 - Roughly Sketch the Frog Base Shape You are welcome to use brushes already available in the app or the tons of Procreate brushes available on Design Bundles. We are going to use Procreate to make our frog drawing, but you can use any medium you have on hand. You can also create cartoon frogs and turn them into sticker sheets in Cricut Design Space.īefore we jump into the steps, gather your drawing tools. Imagine creating awesome mugs, or sublimated shirts with your cute frog drawing. From basic sketches and outlines, to adding color and patterns, this is a great tutorial for improving your drawing skills.
#Frog head drawing how to#
With today’s fun drawing exercise, you will learn how to draw a frog.
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