Date added: 06 May 2007
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Sheep Tutorial

Today's tutorial will teach you how to create your very own sheep. This tutorial will take you through all the steps. To begin you will need the following colors. You can get them from the links below.

White


Watermelon


Flesh


Step 1
Select the 8th color of the Flesh color palette and begin to draw the basic shape of the head. A sheep’s head is a fairly simple shape to create.


Step 2
Select the 8th color of the White palette to add in the wool that is on the top of the head. An example of this step can be seen below.


Step 3
In this step we are going to add some detail to define the ears. Use the 8th color of the Flesh color palette to create the insides of the ears.


Step 4
Every sheep needs to have eyes, so does our little sheep. Select the 8th color of the Flesh palette to create the pupils and use the 1stt color of the palette to add highlights.


Step 5
Use the 2nd color of the Watermelon color palette to add some cute little decoration. This holds no purpose at all other than to give the sheep some cuteness.


Step 6
Select the 8th color of the White color palette to create wooly body of the sheep. It is basically a big curly ball of fluff, nothing too complicated.


Step 7
Use the same color of the White color palette to add its poof ball of a tale. The sheep is beginning to look more and more like a sheep.


Step 8
Now our sheep needs some feet so we are going to use the 8th color of the Flesh palette to draw in some little blocks to represent feet.



Step 9
Now we are going to fill in all of the fleshy parts of the sheep with the 4th color of the Flesh color palette.


Step 10
Select the 6th color of the Flesh Palette to color in the insides of the ears as shown in my example below.


Step 11
In this step we will take the time to add in some shading. Select the 5th color of the Flesh color palette to shade the face, ear, and legs of the sheep.


Step 12
Our final step is to shade in the wool of the sheep. Use the 4th color of the White palette to add in the shadows to the sheep’s wool. Congratulations the sheep is now finished.