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How to Draw a Cartoon Puppy in 5 Steps!

Yes, even a two-year-old


I've been cartooning since I could hold a pencil.

Right now, I have two cartoon novels called Prissy Little Chloe out right now--you can see here http://goo.gl/d7WN49 and here http://goo.gl/Mkbrjt that I'm not making this up!

Am I a professional? No! There's no such thing.

Although I do artwork for a profession, yes.

Anyone can draw cartoons and drawing from my book (no pun intended) here's how you can get started, by drawing a cute, little puppy.

The best part is it's drawn like a child, so even if art isn't your strong suit--now you can pretend it is!
This one's from my latest cartoon novel Prissy Little Chloe: Terrier Trouble

Lets start with an easy one





Starting with the outline of Chloe's furry head, draw two zigzags.








Cross the zigzags with a straight line at the bottom and a jagged line at the top for her frizzy cowlick. 

Next add in her two big ears.













Now draw four zigzags for Chloe's hairy legs and two half-circles for her collar.
















Drawing more zigzags, add in Chloe's pointy tail and tiny feet.










Now you've got the hang of it.


Draw in Chloe's big round eyes, button nose and snooty smirk. 

Add in her heart shaped tag on her little collar. 

Then her nicely-filed nails... and that's it!

You've drawn a cartoon dog!

Next you'll be drawing her companion straggly blac- I mean blue, rag. Bear.













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