Draw Grampus in just 8 easy steps! As far as the Christmas season is concerned, tons of traditions and different aspects are associated with the season of fetes. Santa Claus is one of those recognizable aspects; for many children, the matter is simple. If you behave well throughout the year, Santa Claus will pass by with a few presents. While Santa Claus is well-known worldwide, a lesser-known figure is his counterpart, Grampus. This much less cheerful character takes care of all the bad kids by giving them charcoal instead of treats. Learning to draw Grampus is a great way to enjoy a festive mood with a darker edge. This tutorial in front of you will show you how to recreate a cool presentation of this sinister character. Please enjoy our step-by-step guide on how to design Grampus in just 6 easy steps. scary drawings
How to Draw Grampus – Let’s Get Started!
Stage 1
Grampus is named after formal names in the function of the cultures that represent him, but they are more likely to present him as a Cornish monstrosity. This is the interpretation we will adopt in this guide on how to design Grampus. We’re going to start with her el face, and you can start with rounded shapes for her el eyes, then strongly curved eyebrows on top of that. Next, we’ll use many curved lines to add a detailed face around the ham’s eyes. We will also draw Large Pointed Ears that Contain Interior Details. Then we can go to step 2 of the guide.
Step 2-Next, draw his el horns and more facial features.
This second step of your Grampus drawing will see you adding his famous el horns and some el facial features. We’ll use many curved lines for the horns to create many flat, rounded sections that connect to each other to form the horns as a whole. They are quite tall and curved, as shown in our reference image. Next, we’ll add some detail to his eyes and his face, and you can complete this step by pulling his long, curvy tongue drooping from his mouth.
Step 3 – Now draw his first arm.
Moving away from him a little bit, we are now going to draw his first arm of him in this step of our guide on how to draw Grampus. His el arms are quite tall, thick, and hairy, so we’ll use bumpy lines to represent this. This arm will extend to the left and cling to the legs of an unhappy child that we will draw shortly. Once you’ve drawn this arm, we can move on to step four of the guide!
Step 4 – Next, draw the first child
In the previous part of this drawing of Grampus, we drew the legs of the child Grampus is holding up, and in this one, we will finish drawing him. It hangs upside down, so to make it easier for you, you can flip your page upside down and do the same for the image we’ve provided. You can put everything back when this child is drawn, and we can continue.
Step 5 – Now draw the big barrel on two.
For the fifth part of this guide on drawing Grampus, we will depict the cannon on two of him. You can begin to design the curved lines for the straps that hold it. You can then design the barrel itself, and this will be made up of many thin wooden pieces connected to each other by a band of metal holding them near the middle. You can also draw his other el arm in this step before continuing.
Step 6 – Next, draw the second child
Another unfortunate victim will be added to Grampus’s drawing in this next step! This next child will be a little girl sitting inside the barrel on her two, and she certainly doesn’t look happy to be there! Luckily, it’s the right way around this time, so there’s no need to turn the page this time around. Also, be sure to draw Ella’s curvy tail, and then we can move on to the final details and elements in the next step.
Stage 7 – Draw his legs
Before we get to the final step of this guide on how to design Grampus, we have a few final things to draw. In this part, we will add her legs from Ella, which will look more like goats. Use lots of small, curved lines to give them a hairy look as you did for Ella’s arms. Then draw rounded hooves at the ends to finish. Will you draw a background for this drawing before adding it?