Drawing Study No. 4: Dog

Apply the core concepts to a real subject

Here's what you'll learn...

Have you ever been frustrated when trying to draw the fur on a dog?

 Have you ever beat your head against the wall trying to get multi-colored fur to look just right?

Or when trying to capture that gaze... and the way the fur surrounds and sometimes partly covers the eye?

Or how about drawing a dog's nose? Trying to capture that wet look and the unique skin texture can be a real challenge. And that's not to mention the mind-bending struggle it can take to keep the nostrils from being distorted, misshapen holes in the poor dog's snout.

Of course, there's good news for you.

Because you can get the answers to all three of these issues in one tutorial!

Instead of just covering one topic like previous drawing studies, "Drawing Study No. 4: Dog" includes all three of these common issues you may face when trying to do justice to your best friend with paper and pencils.

That's also why this drawing study is 50% longer than previous "Drawing Studies."