How to Draw an Axolotl
I have prepared a lesson for you with which you will learn how to draw an axolotl. I am sure that you will really like this simple guide.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to draw an axolotl. Undoubtedly, this lesson will be very exciting, because the axolotl is one of the most amazing creatures on our planet.
This is a cute inhabitant of water bodies, which is very similar to a cartoon character. The axolotl is a larva, but it is a rather large animal that can fit in the palm of a person.
This step-by-step guide will help you draw an axolotl quickly and easily. The lesson consists of several simple steps, in each of which you will draw a separate part of the axolotl’s body.
As you can see, the axolotl has a wide head, a narrow body that smoothly passes into the tail, the toes are widely spaced, and there are three pairs of external gills on the head.
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 30 minutes
How to Draw an Axolotl
- Draw the head.
Sketch out a smooth rounded line.
- Depict the part of the torso.
Draw smooth lines from the head and at the same time leave free gaps for the gills and legs.
- Sketch out the tail.
Draw straight lines that connect.
- Depict the front paws.
In front draw two paws. On each paw add small toes spaced apart.
- Add the hind legs and stripes on the tail.
Repeat the previous step and add two hind legs. On the tail, draw a few short transverse stripes.
- Draw the first pair of gills.
From the head, depict two semicircular lines and successively draw a series of small ovals.
- Add the rest of the gills.
From the head draw four semicircular lines and on each line draw a series of small ovals.
- Depict the elements of the muzzle.
Draw eyes, the wide mouth, and small spots on the surface of the body.
- Color the axolotl.
You will need two shades of pink.
Fine! In this lesson, you have gained new skills and now you know how to draw an axolotl. I hope you like the result of the work. You can share your impressions about the lesson in the comments.
By tradition, at the end of the lesson, I suggest you download the PDF file that I have prepared for your convenience. In this file, you will find a short version of the manual and some additional tools. This will help you return to the lesson at any convenient time.
