How to Draw a Wendigo

1. Start by drawing two oblong triangles, then sketch a curved line that outlines the triangle on the left. Add a jagged line with two large triangles for the fangs.

2. Outline the skull with two more curvy lines, then use two curves and a diagonal line for the jawbone. Add another fang on the left, and sketch lines inside the skull.

3. For the antlers, draw wavy lines and small triangles like you're sketching an underwater plant. The antlers should point upward.

4. Complete the left antler with two more triangles, then draw loose, sketchy triangles to make the neck look furry.

5. Draw more large triangles, then outline the arm with diagonal curves. For the fingers, draw thick, blocky shapes that overlap each other.

6. Sketch the left arm with two loose V-shapes, then add a dash between them. Draw the fingers with loose, wavy lines. Use rounded triangles for the claws.

On the right, draw dashes inside the hand and sketch three more claws.

7. Draw three more fingers with claws on the left hand. For the body, add three curved lines.

8. Start the right leg with a curve and three triangles, then add straight and diagonal lines before sketching six small triangles.

Sketch an oval with a small triangle cut out of it, and draw another triangle inside this shape. Outline the left leg with more curves and sketchy triangles.

9. Repeat the previous step for the left hoof, then draw lines inside the body for added detail. Use three triangles and two dashes for the tail.

Color your easy wendigo drawing with shades of greyish-brown. Fill in the eye and nose sockets with grey, then use light brown for the skull and dark tan for the antlers. Pay attention to the shadows and highlights.