How to Draw a Wolf Skull

1. Begin by outlining the top of the skull using a long curved line. Draw the orbit of the eye socket using a "C" shaped line.

2. Draw another curved line across the opening of the "C" to outline the back of the orbit, giving it a three-dimensional appearance. Then, draw the nasal cavity. Draw a curved line like the top and one side of a heart, then draw a "C" shaped line across the open side. Above the heart, draw a straight line parallel to the snout of the skull.

3. Draw another curved line beside the heart like shape. Then, draw the teeth. Enclose each tooth using a curved line.

4. Draw one more tooth beside the first, then draw the larger canine teeth. For each tooth, use curved lines to enclose a curved triangle with rounded corners. Don't forget the tooth partially hidden on the opposite side.

5. From the downward facing canine tooth, draw two sets of short, connected, curved lines. This contours the opening of the mouth.

6. Complete the end of the top jaw with a curved line. Then, use pairs of curved lines to enclose teeth like rounded triangles.

7. Use curved lines to enclose triangular teeth along the bottom jaw.

8. Draw overlapping lines at the base of the skull. Then, contour the skull with curved lines above the eye socket like a brow, between the eye sockets, and below the eye socket.

9. Outline the lower jaw using a long curved line. Complete the jaw where it meets the skull with additional curved lines.

Color your cartoon wolf skull. Bones are often bleached white by the sun, but they may be brown, grey, yellow, green, or black, depending on the conditions.