How To Draw A Realistic Tiger Head

Hello friends, we are very excited about today's lesson because what are we going to

draw

? A

realistic

tiger

head

. A

realistic

tiger

head

might be a little more advanced, but that's okay. Let's take the lesson step by step. It's going to be a lot of fun now we hope you get your art supplies and follow us what do you need for this marker paper and for coloring yes coloring at the end we will use colored pencils to color our line to make is a tiger so it looks really cool yes , okay, you're ready to start, yes, okay, first step, we're going to start by

draw

ing the eyes of our tiger and we're going to start right here in the middle of our document, and we're going to draw two diagonal lines that go down and down towards the middle .

Yes, now we are going to draw the bottom part of our tiger's eyes. We are going to draw shapes that descend and connect on each side. I will also draw the pupil. I'm going to draw a kind of oval shape in the middle of each side and then I'm going to color it, but I'm also going to leave a little white highlight in the pupil so as not to color it. in solid amazing good job now let's draw his nose right here let's draw a V shape let's go down again let's draw him growling too it will look so cool now let's connect the bottom or the left side with the right side it looks like a heart now let's draw their nostrils we're going to draw two inverted u's on each side and we can color them as well and it's okay if there's a little bit of a wobble or things aren't exactly the same because on our tigers we want them to look natural so it's okay if there are little wobbles and things don't look perfect.

Now let's draw half of her lips. to draw a line coming down and then we're going to draw this side or his cheeks we're going to draw we're going to draw a line coming out of the side like this and we're going to draw another one on this side coming out on the other side great, now we're going to draw it with a lot of wrinkles because it's snarling, so on each side we're going to draw another line coming out for the next layer and we're going to make another one on each side on top of that oh, it's starting to look cool, yeah, and then we'll draw another one, look this one, this one will move and actually look like it's starting to connect to the nose and we'll do that.

Do the same on the other side. We are repeating many of the same steps since it is symmetrical. We are looking directly at his face so that the left side and the right side match. Now let's draw a couple more to draw the wrinkles that are coming. up on his snout or his nose, so we'll draw a couple on this side as well. Now let's draw the rest of his mouth. We are going to draw two large fangs that go down on each side, one here and one to the left. side so they are curved and then we can draw her gums oh those look amazing so let's draw her gum so we'll draw a line connecting the two and then we'll draw zigzag lines for the smaller teeth going from the left side . to the right side now let's draw the bottom teeth, we're going to draw an inverted curved v right next to the left tooth and we'll do the same thing here, we're going to draw an inverted curved v and then draw curves to connect the bottom if we ever go too far quickly, there are many steps in this lesson and sometimes we can go too fast, what can our friends do, pause the video.

Yes, you can always pause the video if you need more time now. Right here we're going to draw another curve that goes down and then we're going to draw zigzag lines that cross the bottom row of teeth. Now let's draw his tongue too, we're going to draw a big U shape that goes this way and touches his bottom teeth, then we're going to draw the top of his tongue, we're going to draw, look, we're going to start on the outside, we're going to go down the curve , up and down, then on each side we are going to connect it. in that it makes his tongue look 3D oh it looks so cool now we could draw his outer lip let's draw a line that goes like this up, down and then up it looks like a w, yeah now we'll draw the same line , I'm going to start in the same place, go back and do the same thing, but look, it ends in the same place, yeah, good job, now we could draw, let's draw some more wrinkles up here, over his eyes. and stuff, so we'll start here and draw a line going out and down, we can repeat the same step here, out and down.

Now I'm going to draw a line that comes in like this, goes down and connects and we. I'll do the same thing here it's almost like a backhand, cool, so let's draw another one that goes up, touches the eye and then comes down, we'll do the same thing here, oh it's starting to get fancy and complicated, yeah there is Now there will be so many details that we could draw . We're going to draw a line that goes up above his eye and then across like this and to the front and we'll do the same thing up here, along the top of his eye and down. that wrinkle, okay not now, I think we should draw the main shape of the head, okay, so let's draw a big rainbow line so we can start to look like his head, so let's go up above his head and down is a big rainbow line and it may look a little funny right now, but it will look better once we add all the details.

Okay, now on each side we're going to draw a zigzag line and it could be messy. because this is your first time, so I'm going to draw this crazy messy line that goes down and connects down here and we're going to do the same thing here, so I'm going to draw that messy zigzag line and they can all be different directions. some may be big and some small ones look like a gorilla, we need to have some ears there, yeah okay, let's draw the ears, so we're going to draw a line that curves outwards and like that, almost like an S shaped line, then Let's curve it down again on his head, then let's do the same thing here, curve up and out and then we'll curve it down.

Now let's also draw the inside of his ears, so I'm going to draw a zigzag line. this that goes all the way to the top so you can draw it messy so it looks natural and then we'll curve it down and connect it on both sides. Yes, now we need to add some stripes to make it look more like a tiger. Here I'm going to start first, we're going to draw a zigzag line that goes down and connects to his mouth on each side, then we're going to start with some stripes, so let's draw a zigzag right here. like a lightning bolt so let's draw a zigzag that goes down and curves, look how it curves towards the side of his mouth and if you want you can connect it, so let's draw the outside of the stripe so that it looks thicker, so let's to go out further and draw more zigzags, but then when we get to the bottom, it will get closer.

Yes, now let's repeat the same step. I'm going to draw another line here and we'll draw another one. zigzag on the outside looks like lightning yeah that's the best way to describe it now let's repeat those two stripes here on this side so start with his eye draw a zigzag that curves down and connects to his mouth draw the outside remember to pause it if you need more time and then I'm going to do another out here oh this looks really cool okay now let's add a couple of stripes on top we're going to draw a stripe over his eye this is going to be a side v on each side, so I'm going to draw a smaller v just like we did with the rays to connect, yeah, now let's draw a couple of stripes on the inside, so here I'm going to draw what they look like. just little spikes, yeah, now up at the top, let's add a little v right in the middle and then we'll draw some stripes on the top of his head, so we'll draw coming out like this and then like this. we did it here, let's add another one right next to it so it looks like a lightning bolt and then repeat that same shape in the other direction and then I'll draw another one right next to it oh, I love how complicated this one is. in this lesson it's a little more advanced, but that's okay, I hope our art friends are still with us, don't get frustrated, just take your time, remember to pause the video when you need to, let's add a couple more, let's add one more. this side goes down his forehead and one on the other side goes the other direction oh man it's scary okay let's draw sometimes they have a beard or longer down here on the chin so let's draw a curve going down like this on each side, so let's draw a zigzag that goes to the middle and I'll do the same zigzag on the other side so that it meets in the middle, cool, cool, right now on this outside line, here we're going to add another zigzag that goes down like this look at this, I'm going to repeat the same shape but I'm going around and this is to make his main or the fur that is around his face thicker, so I'm going to do the same and we're going to color a lot of these stripes of black, so do the same thing on the right side and you know what I'm going to do the same thing around his ear, look at this. draw another line that goes around his ear so we can have that thicker line around it and maybe up here on his forehead we can also do the same thing oh that looks so cool okay now in the next part we're going to fast forward , but We're going to go in and we're going to color black in a lot of different areas, so we're going to color black in his mouth, also the stripes and around his eyes and also his ears.

Okay, you're ready to move forward quickly. yeah, okay, good job, you're almost done coloring yours while you're still doing that, I'm going to circle right here on the cheek, look at this, I'm going to draw another line that comes like this with a thicker thickness. line on his nose and then I'm going to color that too and then I'm going to do the same on this side I'm going to circle draw a line that surrounds and thickens this line oh he's he looks so impressive yeah so right here on these lines that reach his nose, you can also add a thicker line that goes in, see that it makes a small point, you can go in and make it thicker, but it reaches a point so that his nose can be seen. like he's extremely wrinkled, he's super angry, so I'm also going to add little spikes down here so there's a shadow under his lip and you can color that in too, okay, let's go a little further, okay, dude, we did it, finished.

Coloring everything in black, all of his stripes, I even added some extra stripes and you guys can do that at home too if you want and we thickened the line here under his chin, now we still need to fast forward and do one more thing. What color is it? Yeah, let's fast forward again, let's color it in, it'll look even better. I'll color it at the end, you can pause it one more time to match the same color. Okay, Jack, we did it. We finished coloring our tigers. I think this is now my new favorite lesson.

We have done one of mine. It's one of your favorites. Now I love how they turned out colored, so I hope our friends do the same. the video and take some time to color and finish your drawings. Now you left a little white spot over his eyes, which I think looks really cool and we also used a dark orange to add some shadow to his fur and we used a gray for shading. the white fur now it's okay that our drawings look a little different right yes because the most important thing is to have fun yes to have fun and practice remember to practice I promise that the second time you draw your tiger's head it will be just as better than the first time and we See you later friends, our goodbyes