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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster: Peaceful Pose Tutorial

If you’ve been wanting to learn how to draw a sleeping hamster curled up, I’ll walk you through it here. This is a simple, beginner-friendly sketch that focuses mainly on smooth curves and soft details. By the end of this guide, you’ll have a calm, resting pose hamster drawing on your page.

Key Details to Notice When Drawing a Hamster

  • Rounded body forming almost a complete oval
  • Small, simple ears
  • Closed eyes with minimal lines showing
  • Short, curved whiskers near the nose
  • Visible paws tucked close to the face
  • Light fur texture indicated by short, scattered strokes

If you enjoyed this one, you might also like sketching a sleeping dog curled up or a minimalistic resting cat in a complete cat drawing guide next.

Sketching Tips and Color Guidelines

  • Red Color: shows what you should be drawing in the current step
  • Black Color: shows the completed lines from earlier steps
  • Grey Color: marks the basic first-stage sketch

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 01

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 02

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 03

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 04

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 05

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 07

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 08

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 09

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 10

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 11

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 12

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - step 13

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How to Draw a Sleeping Hamster - final step

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