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How to Draw a Wolf Cub
Draw a wolf cub 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: big round head.
Step 1: Big round head
Draw a big round head. Add a soft fur tuft on each cheek, then curve in to a small chin.
Tip Make the head big: a cub's head is almost as big as its body.
Step 2: Small ears
On each top corner, draw a short triangle ear with a round tip. Add a smaller one inside.
Tip Cub ears are short and stubby.
Step 3: Big eyes
Halfway down the head, draw 2 big round eyes, an eye apart. Add black pupils with shines.
Step 4: Short muzzle
Under the eyes, draw a short round muzzle just past the chin. Add a black nose and a smile.
Tip Keep the muzzle short: a long one makes a grown-up wolf.
Step 5: Chest and bib
Start under each cheek. Draw a short C chest and stop halfway down. Add a U bib under the chin.
Step 6: Ground and legs
Draw a ground line below the chest. From each chest line's bottom, draw a big C down to it.
Tip Each back leg is a fat rainbow on its side.
Step 7: Front legs
Start on each chest line. Draw a U down to a big mitten paw, back up to the bib.
Tip Make the paws big. Add 2 toes to each.
Step 8: Back paws
Start on each back leg near the ground. Draw a bun humping over to stop on the front paw.
Step 9: Fluffy tail
From the right back leg, draw a short fat tail up to a soft point, then down to the ground.
Tip A cub's tail is short and stubby.
Step 10: Cream bits
Colour the muzzle, the bib and the insides of the ears cream. Leave the eyes white.
Step 11: Grey fur
Go over your lines. Colour all the fur grey, around the cream parts. Your wolf cub is done!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a wolf cub, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
