How to Draw a Bear Face

1. Begin by outlining the grizzly bear's angry eyes. Use a series of curved lines to craft the furrowed brows.

Use a curved line to enclose a half circle beneath one of the brows. Shade a small circle within it to indicate the pupil.

2. Use a curved line to outline a partial circle below the remaining brow, and shade a small circle within it.

Then, draw the bear's snout and nose. Use a curved line for the top of the nose, and enclose the irregular shape at its tip. Draw curved lines in a spiral shape to indicate the nostrils.

3. Use curved lines to outline the vaguely triangular shape of the bear's upper jaw.

Then, draw a curved line at the lower tip of the more and several across the top of the snout. Use a series of curved lines to give each cheek a furry appearance.

4. Use a series of "U" shaped lines to enclose the teeth. Notice that the teeth on each end are larger; they are the canine teeth or fangs. Then, use a large "U" shaped line to outline the open mouth.

5. Draw the teeth of the lower jaw, erasing as necessary. Use curved lines to enclose the irregular shapes. Then, draw a curved line parallel to the inner portion of the mouth.

6. Use a "U" shaped line to outline the tongue. Then, use a series of curved lines that meet at jagged points to draw the fur at the side of the mouth.

7. Use a series of long and short curved lines that meet at rounded points to outline the side of the face, the top of the head, and the ears. Notice how the points lend the appearance of fur.

8. Use a series of curved lines that meet at jagged points to outline the furry side of the face and shoulders.

9. Detail the ears, forehead, bottom of the head, and chest with curved lines.

Color your angry cartoon bear. Bears come in many different colors, depending on the species.

Grizzly bears are brown. Polar bears are white. Others are black, blonde, reddish, or even splotched with a combination of these colors.