How to draw a horse

So you want to learn how to draw a horse?

Horses is unique and beautiful animals, but it must be practice for them to turn out this way on your paper. But with practice and the use of simple forms, you can easily begin to learn how to draw a horse.

So where to start?

Horse is better drawn layers. You can start with the basic shapes and then rely on the basic design layer by layer. Slowly working in your details and making a series of adjustments, that you will have a beautiful horse in short time.

Start with the frame!

The frame of a horse is two ovals. An oval is the barrel of the chest. The second oval should be a little smaller and angle to the larger oval. This oval represents the hindquarters of the horse. You can adjust the size of the horse race ovals, you drawing.

What is this?

Then, you will add in the key points of the horse. Horses have a triangular-shaped neck, so you use a triangle for a part of the body. The tip of the triangle will be where the ears of your horse will be located. Now you want to draw a small circle for the plays of the horse, bearing in mind that the "ears" must be a little above this circle. At the end of the circle is small you will draw a square for the snout.

Legs and hooves!

Draw two lines straight to the front legs and two lines looking for hind leg. Elbows in the legs represent the fowls of the horse. Draw in slope short lines at the ends of lines longer to represent the pasterns and fetlocks (ankle) of the horse. Draw a small triangles to the hooves.

Finish!

Now you can begin to fill out the body and legs. Drawing curved lines around the body to show the horse, throat curved arched neck, and various other characteristic body. As a layer of functionality on your horse, you can delete your original lines and create the body of the horse in the addition of features including a mane and tail, eyes, etc. To get increasingly more creative, you can add in the hair and markings as well.

Voila! You just learned how to draw a horse! Today the practice it!

Karen MacLean is a consultant and a writer for the online and offline businesses. Karen lies in the province of New Brunswick, Canada. http://www.How-to-draw - Now .com

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