Frogs are tailless amphibians whose long hind legs are used for jumping. They are a semi-aquatic species that can live on land or in water. Many media and art depict frogs because of their extraordinary symbolism. Let's start!
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Method 1 of 3: Common Frog
Step 1. Start by drawing a long oval shape and then make the left side tapered
Then add two small circles at the very top right of the shape.
Step 2. Now draw the hind legs and forelegs, then sketch wavy lines for the nostrils and mouth
Step 3. Then add details like her eyes, her dimples and her belly
Step 4. Finally now add small circles to depict the spots on the frog's skin
Step 5. Outline your drawing with a black pen or marker and then clean the pencil sketch with an eraser
Step 6. Color it and you are done
Use colors like dark green, yellow green and cream or white.
Method 2 of 3: Cartoon Frog
Step 1. Draw two horizontally elongated ovals that overlap each other
The upper oval is smaller than the other.
Step 2. Draw two circles on each side (left and right) of the top oval
This will be the frog's big eyes.
Step 3. Draw the details of the frog's face using curves
Step 4. Draw the details for the frog's limbs using curves
Image of webbed feet.
Step 5. Fix the body using arches
Step 6. Trace with the pen and erase the unnecessary lines
Step 7. Color as you like
Method 3 of 3: Traditional Frog
Step 1. Draw a long oval sloping towards the top right
Draw a circle that overlaps the top of the oval.
Step 2. Draw the hind legs using straight lines to provide the framework
This image is connected to the back of the frog.
Step 3. Draw the front limbs using straight lines connected to the center of the oval
Step 4. Fix the head using curved lines
Add details for the eyes, mouth, and nose.
Step 5. Trace with the pen and erase the unnecessary lines
Step 6. Retouch and color the image however you like
Tips
- Color the mouth red and the pupils black, and the rest green, and add eyebrows stretching out from the frog for a cartoon look.
- An inexpensive, smudge-free sketching technique is to use a thin crayon pencil instead of a special pencil.
- Experiment with different pupil shapes and placements.
