Draw the head
Draw a big round head, a little wider than it is tall. Press lightly so you can fix it later.
▶ Watch this stepThis cartoon husky is a round head, pointy ears, a white face mask, blue eyes, a white muzzle, a body, legs, white paws and a curly tail. Watch each step being drawn in pencil, then copy it on your own paper. It works for kids from about age 5 and for adult beginners too.
Copy the dark lines in each step. The grey lines are the parts you already drew.
Draw a big round head, a little wider than it is tall. Press lightly so you can fix it later.
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On top of the head, draw two pointy ears with a white inside.
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Draw a white mask on the face, leaving a grey stripe down the middle of the forehead. Then draw two blue eyes with a dark pupil and a white shine.
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Draw a white muzzle, a black nose and a happy smile. Add pink cheeks.
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Under the head, draw a body with a white chest, and a fluffy tail that curls up.
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Grey for the back of the head, ears and body, white for the face mask, chest, ear insides and paws, blue for the eyes and black for the nose.
▶ Watch this stepKeep your first lines soft, then press harder once you like the shape.
Draw a white mask on the face and leave a grey stripe on the forehead.
Many huskies have bright blue eyes.
Husky tails are fluffy and curl up over the back.
Trace your drawing with a darker pencil or a black pen so it stands out after coloring.
Once you finish your husky, add a background, a friend or a funny hat.

Colour your cartoon husky in, or keep practising with more ideas to copy.
Yes. Most children from about age 5 can follow it.
Many huskies have a gene that gives them blue eyes. Some even have one blue eye and one brown eye.
Huskies were used to pull sleds over snow.
Grey, white, blue, black and pink.
Yes. Right click or long press any step picture to save it, then print it and keep it next to you while you draw.