Learn how to draw a great looking Three Little Pigs with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Three Little Pigs.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing the Three Little Pigs
How to Draw a Great Looking Three Little Pigs for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the three little pigs outline by drawing the first pig's head. Draw triangles for the ears and long curved lines for the head.
The eyes are shaded ovals with curved lines for the tops and eyebrows. The nose, nostrils, and blush on the cheeks are ovals. The smiling mouth and chin are curved lines.
Drawing Step 2
2. Use long curved lines doubled back on themselves for the straps of the overalls. Draw a round button at the end of each. Then, use curved lines for the arms, sides of the torso, and body of the overalls.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Draw a half-circle shape for the pocket on the front of the overalls and curved rectangles for the cuffs. Use overlapping curved lines to finish the pant legs. Enclose rectangles at the bottom for the pig's feet. Detail the hooves with small triangles.
Drawing Step 4
4. Draw the second pig's face. Use triangles for the ears and an upside-down heart shape for the nose.
Outline to head, chin, mouth, and eyebrows with curved lines. Shade ovals for the eyes and draw them for the cheeks. Draw two circles inside the nose to indicate the nostrils.
Drawing Step 5
5. Use long curved lines to draw the overalls, arms, and torso. Notice that the arm ends in a "W" shape, banded with a line to indicate the hoof. Draw a round button on each overall strap.
Drawing Step 6
6. Draw the half-circle pocket, rounded rectangle cuffs and hooves, and triangle hoof details. Use overlapping curved lines to connect them and finish the overalls.
Drawing Step 7
7. Draw the final pig's head. Again, use triangles for the ears, ovals for the eyes, nose, and cheeks, and curved lines for the head, eyebrows, and mouth.
Add More Details to Your Three Little Pigs Picture - Step 8
8. Use long curved lines to draw the arms, body, and overalls, with round buttons on the straps.
Complete the Outline of Your Three Little Pigs Drawing - Step 9
9. Draw the half-circle pocket, rounded rectangle cuffs and hooves, and triangle hoof details. Use overlapping curved lines to connect them and finish the overalls.
Color Your Three Little Pigs Drawing
Your three little pigs outline is now complete. Color your characters. Many pigs are pink, and overalls are usually blue denim. But pigs can also be white, brown, reddish, or spotted, and overalls could be made from any color of cloth.
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Learn More About The Three Little Pigs Drawing
The Three Little Pigs is a classic children's story. You can recreate it and illustrate it with the help of this easy three little pigs drawing.
In the story, three pigs go out to make their way in the world, and each one builds a house. The first uses straw and the second uses sticks. The third works hard all day long to build a house of bricks. You can learn how to draw a simple house and texture it with this brick wall drawing.
Eventually, a wolf happens along. He huffs and puffs and blows down the houses of the first and second pigs. They run to their brother's brick house.
Try as he might, the wolf can't get to them in the strong brick house. You can learn how to draw the big, bad wolf here.
There's a moral to this story. Hard work pays off, just like the hard work you're putting into learning how to draw.
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