Happy holidays everyone! Here's a simple reindeer drawing and tutorial~ ✿ Use the arrow keys to manually look through the steps ✿ Press space to see a sped up version ✿ Read the written steps below if you like :) -----------------------------✿-STEPS-✿------------------------------ This tutorial assumes you already know how to use the Scratch vector editor 1. Start with a circle for the head 2. Add an oval for the body 3. Color them a brown or tan color 4. Reshape the body to be bean-shaped 5. Add an oval for the leg 6. Reshape the bottom to be flat 7. Cover the top of the leg (I used a tan oval then redrew the top lines to make them rounded if that makes sense...) 8. Add a brown oval for the hoof 9. And flatten the top 10. Duplicate the legs and reshape if needed 11. Add a circle for the tail 12. And point the tip 13. Make two eyes (I just used simple circles, but you could do ovals or make them more detailed!) 13. Add another circle for the nose (again, you could get more detailed and add nostrils or make it more pointed etc.) 14. Draw a U shape for half the mouth 15. Then duplicate it and flip it to match 16. I decided to make the eyes a bit smaller 17. And then moved the head back over the body more 18. Add a circle for the ear 19. And point it just like with the tail 12. Add a circle for the inside of the ear (I used white but a pink or darker brown would look cute!) 13. Reshape the circle to fit inside the ear 14. Duplicate and flip the ear to make the second one 15. Made some minor changes (reshaping face, moving the leg) 16. I decided I wanted to do a simple smile instead of a puppy-type mouth 16. Add an oval for the antler 17. I reshaped it slightly to be less round 18. Add a second prong to the antler (you can add as many as you like!) 19. Duplicate it and flip for the second antler 20. I added some spots to the butt haha 21. I decided to move the face up 22. Add whatever finishing details you like! Some ideas: freckles, a scarf, holly, a jingle bell, a cup of cocoa, boots, etc. :)
So much credit, TOO much credit to @ipzy
