Are you trying to learn how to draw an elk?
Did you know you can draw an elk in 5 simple steps?
Also, if you happen to know how to draw a deer, then drawing an elk will be a breeze.
Let’s get started!
Drawing Supplies Needed
You can use any drawing supplies to draw animals, but here are the best tools for drawing.
Step 1: Draw elk head, horns, and body as simple shapes
First, outline an oval in the shape of the elk head, body, and horns.
It makes it easier to draw an elk if you can make simple shapes like an oval for the elk head and body.
Step 2: Draw four leg shapes
Next, add a 4 leg shape, then delete some intersecting lines.
Step 3: Delete intersecting lines and add elk eyes
Next delete the 4 leg shape in some parts so that the lines don’t intersect, then add the eyes and add the horns.
Step 4: Add more elk horns and details on the legs
Add a few sections of the horns then give them a skin texture and add a part at the ends of the legs.
Step 5: Add shading
Then, put shading on all elk sections.
As you can see, drawing an elk that looks real can be done in five steps. When it comes to drawing any animal, it is extremely easy.
The most important thing to do is to start drawing an animal using basic shapes.
Then, keep adjusting the shapes to something you’re happy with.
How to Draw an Elk
Step-by-step instructions on how to draw an elk.
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Or tablet and stylus
Tools
- Pencil
- Paper
- Or tablet and stylus
Instructions
- Step 1: Outline the shapes for elk head, horns, and body
First, outline an oval in the shape of the head, body, and horns. - Step 2: Draw four-leg shapes
Next, add a 4 leg shape, then delete some intersecting lines. - Step 3: Delete intersecting lines and add elk eyes
Next, delete the 4 leg shape in some parts so that the lines don't intersect, then add the elk eyes and add the horns. - Step 4: Add more elk horns and details to legs
Add a few sections of the horns then give them an elk skin texture and add a part at the ends of the legs. - Step 5: Add shading
Then, put shading on all elk sections.