How to Draw Chip and Dale

1. Begin the Chip and Dale outline by drawing Dale's face. Shade a rounded triangle for the nose. Draw a curved line above it. Use curved lines to enclose the oval-shaped eyes on top of it.

Shade a small oval for the pupil inside each eye. Below it, use a series of curved lines to draw the open mouth, the buck teeth, and the tongue.

2. Draw a long curved line over each eye, then use a series of connected curved lines to sketch the fluffy cheeks. Complete the head with additional curved lines.

3. Draw two triangles on top of the head, with smaller triangles inside them. These are the ears.

Use connected curved lines to draw the furry chest and long curved lines for the arms. Draw a line that doubles back on itself repeatedly to enclose the hands and fingers.

4. Ise long, overlapping curved lines to sketch the sides of the torso, the belly, and the upper legs.

5. Use curved lines to enclose the feet and short lines to detail the toes. Then, begin drawing Chip's face.

Start with a circle for the nose, curved lines for the cheeks, and ovals for the eyes. Shade smaller ovals to indicate the pupils.

6. Use a long curved line for the mouth below the nose. Enclose two rectangular teeth. Connect them with a curved line, completing the open mouth. Use a series of connected curved lines to outline the face and fluffy cheeks.

7. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to sketch the top of the head, the ears, and a tuft of fur in between them.

Use short curved lines that meet at jagged points to form the fur of the chest. Extend two curved lines between Chip and Dale to form the arm.

8. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to complete the belly, torso, upper leg, Chip's arm behind his back, and a furry tail.

9. Use curved lines that double back on themselves to form the legs and feet. Detail the toes with short lines.

Your Chip and Dale outline is now complete. Color your characters. Their fur is brown with tan faces and bellies. Dale's nose is black, while Chip's is red.