How to Draw a Brachiosaurus
In this tutorial you will learn how to draw a Brachiosaurus. We promise that this lesson will be as fun and useful as the other lessons presented on this site.
If you are interested in the ancient world of our planet, then you will definitely like the instruction on how to draw a brachiosaurus step by step. This is a huge dinosaur that lived on Earth millions of years ago.
This giant had a massive body, a long neck and a small head. The Brachiosaurus ate plant food and its high growth made it possible to pluck leaves from even the tallest trees.
Time needed: 1 hour
How to Draw a Brachiosaurus
- Draw guidelines.
At the beginning of drawing, mark the main parts of the body in the form of rounded figures. Smooth lines indicate the position of the neck and tail.
- Add the limbs.
Using a few thin lines, mark the position of the front and hind limbs. Mark the places of the folds in the form of large dots.
- Begin to give the body the desired shape.
Focus on the auxiliary lines and draw the head, depict the mouth and the eye. With smooth lines depict the thickness of the neck and draw the outline of the back.
- Depict the outline of the rest of the body.
Draw the back, which smoothly passes into the tail. Draw the belly and add the outline of the thoracic region.
- Sketch out the front legs.
Use the lines you drew earlier as a guide and give the legs the required thickness. Add the small folds at the folds and draw the feet at the bottom.
- Draw the hind legs.
Add the thickness to the back legs in the same way as you did in the previous step. When drawing, consider the anatomical features of the structure.
- Correct inaccuracies.
Now carefully look at your drawing and if you notice inaccuracies, then correct them. Carefully remove the extra lines in the drawing.
- Color the drawing.
For coloring, you will need different shades of green and brown. Highlight the dark areas to make your drawing look more realistic.
Now you have learned how to draw one of the largest inhabitants of our planet, who lived many years ago. We hope that you have a pleasant experience and that you are satisfied with the result of your work. Subscribe to us on social networks so as not to miss new drawing lessons.