In this quick tutorial you'll learn how to draw a Realistic Rhino in 7 easy steps - great for kids and novice artists.
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How to Draw a Realistic Rhino - Step-by-Step Tutorial
Step 1: Start by drawing the head. Draw a horizontal cone-like horn and a curved line below the horn for the base of the head. Now draw another line starting from the base of the horn with a smaller horn and then going upwards. Draw small lines below the horn for detailand for the mouth.
Step 2: Draw the eye by drawing a amall dot and several circular lines around it.
Step 3: Draw ears on top of the head by drawing two triangular shaped ears side by side, facing away from each other. Now draw small circular lines at the base of the ears for detail. Draw a small verticall curved line behind the ears to finish the head.
Step 4: Now we draw the body by drawing a long wiggly horizontal curved line starting from above the ears, going towards the left and going horizontally down with a curved back. Draw several curved vertical lines on the body for deatil and draw two long looped lines nect to the base of the head for the neck.
Step 5: Next we draw the legs, draw a curved vertical line starting from the back of the body and going down. Making two small circles at the bottom for the toes and then looping back up, connecting to the back of the Rhino. This is the hind leg. Now draw a front leg by drawing a curved looped line starting from the neck, going down making a circle for the toe nails and coming back up. Make sure the top part of the legs is wider than the bottom.
Step 6: Draw a curved horizontal line joining both legs for the belly.
Step 7: Draw a line behind the front leg tto show another leg behind it and a line before the hind leg for the one behind it.
How to Draw a Realistic Rhino – Step-by-Step Tutorial