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Bandit Heeler Drawing Guide: How to Draw Bluey and Bingo’s Dad

In this guide, I’ll walk through how to draw Bandit Heeler from Bluey. It’s a simple front-facing pose, full-body, and cartoon-style. The difficulty is pretty low, making it great even for beginner-level sketches. This guide breaks the drawing into 17 clear steps.

What to Notice When Drawing Bandit Heeler

  • Blocky muzzle and wide, oval eyes
  • Dark head and ear coloring with light blue eyebrows
  • Triangular ears with dark outer edges and tan inner parts
  • Tan snout and belly with a lighter patch around them
  • Paw shapes with defined but minimal detail
  • Two-toned tail with dark blue base and blue tip

After sketching this version of Bandit, you can draw him as a chef in a “World’s Best Dad” apron.

How This Bandit Heeler Drawing Guide Works

  • Red Color: shows the lines to draw in the current step
  • Black Color: shows the lines you’ve already completed in earlier steps
  • Grey Color: marks the base sketch used for proportions

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 01

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 02

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 03

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 04

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 05

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 06

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 07

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 08

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 09

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 10

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 11

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 12

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 13

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 14

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 15

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - step 16

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How to Draw Bandit Heeler - final step

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