How to draw a Crocodile

 

 

Learn  how to draw Crocodile step by step.

If  you want to draw a crocodile  it is necessary for a start to  find out what it looks like.

There are a lot of types of crocodiles, and related to them monster (alligators for example) which are not real crocodiles. Crocodiles despite their sizes are not mammals, they are kind of lizards. Their relationship with lizards becomes obvious when you ones look at their appearance. The common thing is location of somewhat`s legs on the torso. Mammal`s legs in common are directed straight down to the ground and placed in a sense under the body, meanwhile lizard`s or crocodile`s as if protrude from animal`s sides and are directed to the sides reaching ground only after a curve of elbows and knees. Ones I will describe you a structure of different creature`s bodies elaborately. Crocodiles are the creatures of water. It means that most of their lives crocodiles spend in different ponds, not in depths but near the beach, looking for victims or filled their belly drowsing lazily. Elongated body, long tail and muzzle, short curved legs and huge long jaws studded with teeth -whole creatures portrait.

Crocodile drawing – side view

Step1 -start with  pencil  sketch  .If it looks convincing, you can continue drawing.

Step 2 -let’s draw the greater part of the crocodiles corpus head and tale.

 

 

Step 3 -draw the legs.  The crocodile shown in the profile -so we can see only two legs.

Step 5 -details of the crocodiles jaws:

Step 6 -All  the crocodile`s back  is covered with bumpy scales:

Do you want to  beautify  our crocodile  with shadows and add some color?

Crocodile drawing – front view

This  crocodile crawling right to us!

Let us draw this  crocodile step by step.

In general, the figure of a crocodile looks s-shaped.

Well  our  crocodile is ready and looks awesome!

How to draw a crocodile head in profile

Let’s picture the portrait of a crocodile.

Terrible, isn’t it?

Now we will draw this creepy crocodile faces step by step.

Draw a winding the upper jaw:

The wavy contour of the lower jaw coincides exactly with the edge of the upper jaw.

The mouth opens almost to the back of the head!

Eyes on top, teeth sticking out in different directions – handsome!

Hey, where’s that elephant`s child for my lunch?

 

 

 

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