How to Draw a Tiger Shark
We invite you to a fascinating drawing lesson in which we will show you how to draw a tiger shark step by step. Each step in this manual is visualized and supplemented with a small hint for your convenience.
If you like to draw underwater inhabitants, then you will definitely like this lesson, because now you will learn how to draw a tiger shark step by step. This type of shark is the most common on our planet.
The tiger shark is one of the most dangerous marine predators. The shark got its name due to the transverse stripes, which are very similar to tiger ones. Be careful at every stage of drawing and keep proportions to get the best result.
Time needed: 1 hour
How to Draw a Tiger Shark
- Prepare the base.
First draw a circle with thin lines to indicate the position of the head. From the circle, draw a smooth line that will determine the position of the body.
- Draw the head.
Start shaping the body of the shark and in this step draw the elongated head that has the small eye, nostril, mouth, and teeth.
- Depict the body of the fish.
Draw smooth lines from the head and depict the elongated torso that tapers closer to the tail.
- Add the fins and tail.
Draw the tail that has two parts and depict several differently shaped fins on the back and lower body.
- Detail the color.
At the bottom of the body, draw a jagged wavy line to indicate the outline where the color will differ. On the side of the body, add the stripes of different sizes.
- Correct inaccuracies.
Now you have drawn all the main parts of the shark’s body. Look at your drawing and if you notice any mistakes, correct them and remove the extra lines.
- Color the drawing.
You will need different shades of gray and brown. Color the eye black. Add the highlights to make the drawing look more realistic.
Now you have completed all the steps in this tutorial and learned how to draw a tiger shark. Share your opinion about this tutorial in the comments, we will look forward to your feedback. Subscribe to us on social networks and stay tuned for updates on the site.