Cartoon Academy
Dachshund
Season 6 Episode 2 | 4m 10sVideo has Closed Captions
In this episode of Cartoon Academy you'll learn to draw a Dachshund, also known as a Weiner Dog!!
In this episode of Cartoon Academy you'll learn to draw a Dachshund, also known as a Weiner Dog!!
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Cartoon Academy
Dachshund
Season 6 Episode 2 | 4m 10sVideo has Closed Captions
In this episode of Cartoon Academy you'll learn to draw a Dachshund, also known as a Weiner Dog!!
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipOn this episode of Cartoon Academy, we're learning how to draw a dog sound more commonly known as a wiener dog.
We're going to begin with the eyes Circle.
And then a letter C backwards.
One and two pupils.
For the nos starting at the base of the eye, come out, point and up and a dash.
At the very tip of the nose you have a letter O or oval shape a line across and then fill in behind just like so.
good job.
You know the best thing about drawing a dog?
They're paper trained.
The top of the head.
Starting half way over from this, I come up over down slightly and now we're going to add an ear up, around and in.
Let's add the other ear up, around and in next to the eyebrows.
121, two.
Or a wiener dog has a very long slender body.
So we're to come dow just a little bit from this ear and then out as far as you can across the page, and then add the tail.
While donations are often called wiener dogs or hot dog dogs, the hot dog got its name because of its resemblance to the dog.
Originally, the long, slender sausages were called dog sausages because it resemble the long, slender body of a dog.
Legend has it that it was cartoonist Tad Dorgan who first used the phras hot dog in one of his cartoons, because he couldn't remember how to spell the sound.
And to tell the truth, neither can I. Or to come back to the end here in just a second.
Let's go back to the mouth.
Round down.
We now have the legs down, round and up.
Now continue back just before you get to the end.
Here.
Down, around and up.
Now we just want to connect leg to the tail.
Let's add the other legs down, round and in down around Why do cowboys often adopt wiener dogs so they could get along?
Little doggy.
Now for the paws.
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Let's add a little spot on the back.
Looks like this line across.
And then we just use line shading.
Line shadin is exactly what it sounds like.
Or just using lines to shade it in.
At that tongue sticking out, what are you aligned on the middle?
A little bit of ground surface.
And lastly, sign your name.
Take pride in your work.
And there is your dog sound


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