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How to Draw a Groundhog Hole
Draw a groundhog hole in 11 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: wide head.
Step 1: Wide head
Near the top of your paper, draw a wide head as wide as your palm, with fat cheeks.
Tip Leave plenty of room under it: the body is bigger than the head.
Step 2: Ears, snout and nose
Draw a small round ear on each top corner. Low on the face, draw a wide snout and black nose.
Step 3: Eyes, smile and teeth
Draw 2 eyes above the snout. From the nose, draw a line down to a w smile. Add buck teeth.
Step 4: Whiskers
Draw 2 short whiskers on each side. Start on the snout and stop before the edge of the head.
Step 5: Big round body
Start under the left cheek. Draw a big pear body, wide at the tummy, and stop under the right cheek.
Tip Make the body taller and a bit wider than the head.
Step 6: Left arm and paw
Start on the left under the cheek. Draw an arm sloping in to a mitten paw, back to the body.
Step 7: Right arm and paw
Start on the right side under the cheek. Draw the other arm the same way, paws side by side.
Step 8: Hole and dirt mound
Across the tummy, draw the front of the hole. From its ends, curve a mound down to a ground line.
Tip Only draw the back of the hole where it peeks out beside the body.
Step 9: Cream snout, sandy dirt
Colour the snout cream, leaving the 2 buck teeth white. Colour the dirt mound sandy.
Step 10: Tan body, brown fur
Colour the body light tan. Colour the head, ears, arms and paws brown around the snout, leaving the eyes white.
Step 11: Dark hole
Colour the hole black on each side of the groundhog, around the tan body and the sandy mound.
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a groundhog hole, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
