Apatosaurus : The back is very curved, and the tummy is more of a straight line.
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Pink Dinosaur (Technical Name: “Pink Flamingosaurus”) : When drawing the wings, first sketch bottom as a single line, then erase a bit from of the middle, where the body goes.
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Cute Elephant : Draw the arms and legs stubby, without tapering them. Simplify the tip of the trunk.
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Adorable Bear Cub : For a cute, baby animal, make sure you draw the nose tiny, and the muzzle (bridge of the nose) short.
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Siamese Cat Cartoon : To give him an extra-evil look, draw two-toned eyes: a light iris, and dark pupil.
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Snack Time! : Draw the overlapping paw, but not the arm beneath it. Note the “hills and valleys” of the line of the back.
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Cartoon Horse Posture
Keep the big thighs and skinny lower legs of a real horse’s anatomy, but stand them upright – and don’t shy away from making them look awkward – Remember my “Golden Cartooning Rule: “When in doubt, awkward is funnier!”
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Funny Giraffe : Giraffes have huge necks and legs, but compact bodies. Exaggerate the body by reducing its size, and simplifying its outlin
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Grumpy Green Dinosaur : Use hard angles to define the massive character. These hard angles will make the creature appear highly stylized, in a comedic way.
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Vain Hero Type : Give him a wide, toothy grin, absurdly big – and slightly misshapen – muscles, combined with little eyes, hands and feet.
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