Want to learn how to capture this beautiful animal when it’s curled up to rest?
All you’ll need to get started is a pencil, eraser, pen, and some paper.
Ready to get started?
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Then, let’sdraw an arctic fox!
Step 4: Draw the body
Now, it’s time tosketch the fox’s body.
Since it’s curled up to sleep, you’ll draw a wide rounded rectangle/trapezoid.
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It should extend until it tucks under the fox’s chin.
Begin by sketching a pair of wide, slanted eyes halfway down the circle.
Then, draw a round-shaped nose near the end of the fox’s snout.
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This can be anything from fluffy snow to grass and rocks.
Another way to add some artistic flair to your illustration is toadd a few decorative elementslike semi-circular borders.
This can be done by using a compass or protractor.
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after you snag a curved line, it’s possible for you to add small dots along the path.
Using your favorite pen, slowly trace over the lines, taking care not to smear any ink.
Hatching, cross-hatching, and stippling are all excellent ways to fill large areas of space.
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Art & Photo: Margherita Cole | My Modern Met
Art & Photo: Margherita Cole | My Modern Met
Art & Photo: Margherita Cole | My Modern Met
Art & Photo: Margherita Cole | My Modern Met
Art & Photo: Margherita Cole | My Modern Met
