How to Draw a Mammoth

1. Begin the mammoth outline by drawing the animal's eye. Use two curved lines to outline the eye, and shade a round pupil inside it.

Then, draw a few short lines below the eye and a series of connected, curved lines below that. The latter is the base of the mammoth's tusk.

2. From the furry base, extend two long curved lines and let them meet at a gentle point, enclosing the tusk. Draw a long curved line for the front of the face.

Below the tusk, extend a pair of long curved lines, and connect them at the end with a curved line. This is the pachyderm's trunk.

3. Use curved lines to enclose another pointed tusk passing behind the first. Then, use a series of connected curved lines to draw the mammon's ear and lower jaw.

4. Use a series of connected, curved lines to enclose the furry knob on top of the animal's head and to begin the front of its neck. Contour inside the ear with curved lines.

5. Next, draw the front leg. Use a series of connected, curved lines that meet at jagged points for the front and back of the leg.

At the bottom, draw several overlapping egg shapes. These are the toenails. Connect them to the back of the leg with a curved line.

6. Draw the rear leg. Again, use a series of connected, curved lines that meet at jagged points for the front and back of the leg.

At the bottom, draw several overlapping egg shapes. These are the toenails. Connect them to the back of the leg with a curved line. Between the front and rear leg, draw the belly using a jagged line.

7. Use curved lines that meet at jagged points to draw the shoulders, back, and remaining rear leg. Notice the tall hump of the shoulders.

8. Finish the remaining legs. Use curved lines and overlapping egg shapes.

9. Draw the tail using jagged curved lines. Then texture the fur with similar lines.

Color your cartoon wooly mammoth outline. Brown mammoth hair has been found frozen in the Arctic, but some individuals may have been white or gray.