Easy How to Draw a Tiger in a Sweater Tutorial and Tiger Coloring Page
Below you’ll find an easy step-by-step tutorial for how to draw a Tiger in a Sweater and a Tiger Coloring Page. The features are super simple to save time for all those fur lines.
Tiger in a Sweater
Simple drawing projects can teach young artists more than just how to draw. This lesson about how to draw a tiger in a sweater could be fun just colored in any way students want, or they could be asked to consider a few other concepts.
Contrast. By keeping the head as just black and white art, while filling the clothes with lots of color, there is a lot of contrast created between the two.
Lines. Using rows of lines to fill in the head will also create an interesting look. They add a natural look of fur, without the use of any color.
Value. The spacing of the lines can make some areas look darker than others. The closer together the lines are, the darker the fur looks.
Drawing projects that have additional levels of complexity built in to them are great for offering students options of what they want to take on. Some might feel totally successful just drawing a cute raccoon that is colored their usual way, while others might kind of lose themselves in making all those little fur lines as neat as possible.
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Tiger in a Sweater Coloring Page
Materials to Draw a Tiger in a Sweater
- Drawing Paper. This is the good stuff you can buy in bulk for a good price.
- Pencils. Don’t waste your money on the cheapest brand. These make nice dark lines.
- Black Marker. A permanent marker will give you a nice dark black color.
- Stabilo Markers. I love this brand! They have amazing color selection and the perfect ends to color with. Not too fat, and not too thin, just right.
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Step by Step Directions to Draw a Tiger in a Sweater
Time needed: 45 minutes
How to Draw a Tiger in a Sweater
- Draw one half of the head.
- Add the matching half.
- Draw a nose and nose lines.
- Add two small eyes and a mouth.
- Draw two ears on top of the head.
- Add triangles around the face edge.
- Draw two lines for shoulders.
- Fill in the body with lots of patterns.
- Trace, add texture lines, and color.
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