Welcome, budding artists! If you’ve ever watched We Bare Bears, you’d know Grizzly Bear is an iconic character worth drawing. Known as Grizz to some, this bear isn’t just any grizzly. With a rich personality and distinctive physical features, he’s a favorite of many. In this guide, you’ll learn how to draw Grizzly Bear in all his glory, from his raised hands to his open mouth, ready to scare someone with his sharp teeth. Dive in!
Character’s Appearance and Focus Points
- Posture: Grizzly stands with his hands raised up, poised to intimidate or scare someone.
- Facial Expression: Mouth wide open, displaying three distinct upper teeth, depicting surprise or challenge.
- Height: Taller than Panda but shorter than Ice Bear, making him the middle bear.
About This Drawing Guide
Before diving into the tutorial, let’s understand the guide’s layout and color coding. There are 9 steps to master, starting with a foundational sketch.
- Red Color: Represents the current step you should focus on.
- Black Color: Displays the lines drawn in previous steps.
- Grey Color: Outlines the basic sketch, drawn with light pencil strokes for proportion guidance.
The first part is pivotal – it lays down the basic structure, ensuring your drawing has proper proportions. Once you reach the end, you can choose to ink the sketch. Using a fine-tipped ink pen, trace over your drawing, giving it a more refined look. Wait for the ink to dry thoroughly before gently erasing the pencil lines, so you’re left with a clean, inked version of Grizzly Bear.
How did your happy Grizz turn out? If you’re happy with how he came together, you can drop your finished sketch in the comments under the pinned Pinterest post for this tutorial, where other fans of how to draw happy Grizz share their work too. And if you want a fresh batch of guides in your inbox each week, the signup form is waiting at the top of the page.