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How to draw the bears standing on each others back | We Bare Bears

Ever been captivated by the amusing antics of Grizzly, Panda, and Ice Bear from Cartoon Network’s We Bare Bears? This guide will walk you through how to draw the bears standing on each other’s back, their signature bearstack pose. Let’s start your journey into the heart of San Francisco, Bay Area, where these three brothers live their adventurous lives!

Know the Bears Before You Sketch

  • Grizzly: As the eldest, Grizzly leads the trio. His powerful stature and passionate nature contrast his often playful behavior. His dedication to his brothers is unparalleled, making him the protective figure in the group.
  • Panda: The tech-savvy Panda holds the middle ground. Bridging the gap between Grizzly’s leadership and Ice Bear’s diligence, Panda’s adorable and anxious demeanor is a pivotal part of their dynamic.
  • Ice Bear: The silent yet profound Ice Bear is the youngest but the backbone of the bearstack. His maturity and strength ensure the trio remains steady, both in their adventures and when they’re stacked up.

Decoding the Guide

Before we delve into the drawing process, it’s essential to understand the guide’s color coding:

  • Red Color: Represents the current step in the drawing.
  • Black Color: Highlights the lines drawn in previous steps.
  • Grey Color: Showcases the basic proportionate sketch to guide your drawing.

This guide will take you through 17 stages. Initially, you’ll lay down a foundational sketch, capturing the basic proportions using light pencil strokes. Once the sketch takes shape, the adventurous can choose to ink it, letting the lines shine. Remember to wait for the ink to dry before gently erasing the initial pencil sketch to avoid smudges.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the best way to capture Grizzly’s leadership in the drawing?

His expressive eyes and bold posture will bring out his protective nature and passion for his brothers.

How should I approach drawing Panda’s tech-savvy nature?

To capture Panda’s tech-savvy personality, consider adding details like him holding a smartphone or wearing earbuds. His round eyes and gentle expression will further emphasize his soft-hearted nature.

Any tips on representing Ice Bear’s silent strength?

For Ice Bear, focus on his calm yet piercing eyes and his composed posture. Subtle details like a tool or chef’s hat can allude to his diverse skills and his pivotal role in the bearstack.

Wrapping It Up

Drawing the bearstack is not just about sketching three bears. It’s about capturing the essence of their bond, their adventures, and their unique personalities. As you venture into the world of how to draw these delightful characters, don’t forget to share your masterpiece with fellow enthusiasts. If you’ve enjoyed this guide and feel inspired to support the continued creation of tutorials like this, consider making a donation. Your kind gestures not only fuel future content, but also give you a direct line to suggest topics. The feedback from supporters like you is invaluable and helps prioritize upcoming tutorials.

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