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How to Draw a Dingo
Draw a dingo in 10 easy steps, about 8 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.
Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: the head.
Step 1: The head
Near the top left of your paper, draw a big head, wide at the cheeks and narrower at the chin.
Tip Leave lots of room on the right for the body.
Step 2: Eyes and muzzle
Draw 2 big eyes. From one cheek, arch over to the other. Add a triangle nose and a W smile.
Tip The arch is the muzzle, so keep it under the eyes.
Step 3: The ears
On each top corner of the head, draw a tall pointed ear standing up, with a triangle inside.
Step 4: The neck
From behind the head, draw the neck down to the back. From the chin, draw the chest and a bib.
Tip The bib curve starts under the chin and stops on the chest line.
Step 5: The body
From the bottom of the neck, draw a big soft bean body: long back, round bottom, tummy to chest.
Step 6: Two legs
Draw a ground line low. From the chest, draw a front leg down to a foot. Add a back leg.
Tip Each foot is a plump pad with 2 toe lines. Draw a line across each ankle for a sock.
Step 7: The far legs
Behind the front leg, draw a thinner leg down to a foot. Same in front of the back leg.
Tip Only draw the parts you can see, with a sock line on each.
Step 8: The tail
From the top of the bottom, draw a bushy tail bowing out, down to a point. Add a tip line.
Step 9: Cream patches
Colour the ear insides, muzzle, bib, socks and tail tip cream.
Step 10: Colour it ginger
Go over your lines. Colour the dingo ginger, going around the cream parts. Leave the eyes white.
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a dingo, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
