How to Draw a Brachiosaurus

Hey , welcome back to guitar and let's draw another dinosaur .

And this time it's a very cool looking brachiosaurus .

So let's get started with a quick sketch and then I will show you line by line on how you can draw this .

All right .

So let's draw this .

And this one's got a really long neck .

So we have to make sure that we uh leave enough space in the paper .

So I'm gonna start out in the middle .

So if you have a big piece of paper , just start out right in the middle of your uh your piece of paper .

And I'm gonna start drawing his back area first .

So this is gonna be right behind the neck .

So this is gonna be one hump and I'm gonna draw one more to finish out the back .

So just start right here .

I'm just gonna draw a little kind of like curve going down .

So that's gonna be his back .

And then once we have done , I'm gonna draw his uh his four legs .

So I'm gonna come down here .

I know it's a little bit strange .

Just kind of give yourself a little bit of space .

I draw one section of his leg and then let's keep going down and finish up uh this one leg .

So we know where we are .

So from here , we're gonna draw another joint , come down and then one more for his foot .

So just come down a little bit and then come across and then here come all the way down and we'll simplify this , just close everything off and then one little curve for his nails .

All right .

So that's his front leg .

And now we're gonna draw in his real leg .

So right here , just come across again .

It's kind of floating in nowhere , one curb and then come back here .

It's not a big curve .

And now from the other joint here come down .

So it's gonna be very similar to this come down and just come across first right around here .

Then this will go out , just curve it back in same thing here for the nails .

All right .

So now let's go ahead and connect um the legs up .

So right here , you gonna draw one curb .

This is gonna be his tummy .

And then when I continue this curve here , it just can't go up .

So this is right behind his neck .

Now that we have the main body , let's go ahead and add in some detail right here .

So I'm just gonna draw another curve right around here just to show some folds and this will make you a little bit more interesting .

So right here , same thing as well on the back .

OK .

So now it looks like there's some kind of mus muscle underneath there , right ?

All right .

So now that we have the main body , let's go ahead and move up to his head .

So this one , I'm not drawing as long because I don't have enough paper space .

So here's his neck .

So I'm gonna start on the top here , just gonna curve .

OK ?

And then for this one , you come curved this way and then this is gonna be right behind his head .

OK ?

And then from here just come straight down , he's got his neck .

And as we're coming down here , we're following this curve and we are connected down here .

So it's gonna be a lot wider , you know , it's a very tricky curve to draw .

All right .

So just follow this curve a little bit wider on the bottom and then now we can draw on his head .

So his head is pretty easy because it's kind of , it's a little bit smaller .

So there won't be as much detail .

So right on top here , I draw one bump , it's gonna be right over his eye and then let's go ahead and draw in the eye socket area .

I'm gonna draw another curve right underneath and then inside it's gonna be this eyeball .

So one more just draw like a little circle and I put a little dot there , hope you guys can see this I know it's kind of small .

Ok .

And then from here , just extend that a little bit more detail around the eye socket .

And then now we'll go out for his mouth , come out for a snout and then come back in a little angle for his mouth and then this is gonna come in and then whatever space you have here , just draw one curve , give a little bit of a pouch here .

All right .

So that's his head .

Uh Not much detail here .

So now let's go ahead and finish up the tail .

OK .

All right .

So I'm gonna start on the top here .

Just continue this curve , just go down and , and just kind of curve it back up .

So you can make it a little bit longer as well .

And then from the bottom , we'll start right here , come across .

Does this is gonna go out and I'm gonna start back up here .

It's a little bit easier this way , I'm just gonna turn this come across , come down and just connect to that .

All right .

So that's his tail and that's pretty much it for his body .

So let's go ahead and draw in the uh the legs on the other side .

So it makes it a little bit more uh realistic .

So let's start on the , on the back here .

This one is easier .

I'm just gonna come down in this curve .

OK .

So it's this kind of behind this leg and then for this one right here , let's have it kind of go up a little bit .

So curve come out and then right here , here's the bottom .

OK ?

And then we're gonna curve down , this is gonna be his foot and just come out , come down and just kind of connect that there's a snail .

All right .

So that's pretty much it .

And it's gonna have uh his body has a little bit of a two tone here .

So I'm just gonna draw one line all the way down across .

OK .

So I'm gonna start up here just gonna curve down , just follow the same curve all the way down here to his leg underneath the belly and then continue this .

Let's go all the way .

Just kind of paper it to the edge somewhere on its tail .

And that is it for this brachiosaurus .

Hope you guys liked the way it turned out and check out my other dinosaurs and I will see you next time .