Werewolf Drawings Sketch 3
Is Big Change
Sharpen Your Pencils for
Clearest Detail

Werewolf drawings sketch 3 is the biggest change so far. Here is one important tip to share on drawing.

For the sharpest and clearest details, keep your pastel pencils sharp. You can use a pencil "H" or regular No. 2 pencil, or pastel pencils. Keep them sharp.

If you are using pigmented ink pens, you will have no problem as they do not clog or require sharpening.

Whatever tools you use care for them. Keep them clean, dry, in a case, so next time you want to use them they are ready and you can begin your next session without having to make more preparation.

You can practice by tracing over the werewolf drawings sketch 3 on this page. Stretch yourself by trying to sketch a section freehand. Keep practicing to get it just so.

The animal form is stronger here. See the muscles ripple under the skin. Keep observing what is happening during the transformation. You are, afterall, an artist who wants to improve.

• The facial structure is no longer man.


• No longer upright, the torso curves almost to the ground.


• A snout appears.


• Fur bursts through forming a slight tail.


• Rear feet have turned to paws with hands transforming into front paws.


• Longer, thicker fur cascades down the back.


• More of a crouch takes on the power in the legs with the ankle morphing into hind legs.

Ready to see what werewolf drawings sketch 4 has in store for you?

There's no rush. Practicing and mastering a figure can take a very long time. Even if you only have 5 minutes extra every day, use the time to practice drawing. Seeing, observing, remembering, and practicing ... that's how you get to be an artist. Before you know it, you'll have drawn the complete transformation series yourself.