Section 1:
Drawing a black panther can be a challenge–but it’s not impossible! With a few simple steps and a little bit of patience, you’ll be drawing this majestic creature in no time. Start by sketching the basic shape and form of the panther–a giant, muscular cat with a long, flowing tail. Then use a ruler to draw the panther’s facial features, including its pointed ears and dark, predatory eyes. Next, draw in the graceful, sleek fur with its dappled black and white markings. Finally, add details like individual whiskers and raven-black claws that give the panther an air of mystery and power. Drawing a black panther may take some practice, but you’ll be in awe of the stunning creature you create.
Section 2:
Start your drawing session with a few simple supplies. Make sure you have a variety of pencils and eraser, as well as a ruler and a sharp craft knife. Decide which kind of paper you’d like to draw your panther on – drawing paper is best, but large newsprint is fine too. Before you start drawing, take a minute to imagine the panther in your mind’s eye and get a sense of its powerful movements. This will help you create a realistic-looking creature.
Section 3:
Now it’s time to start putting pencil to paper. Using a light touch, trace out the silhouette of the panther. Keep it simple: just draw an oval for the body, add in a long line for the tail, and sketch out the panther’s four legs. To make line drawings more interesting, add some quick shading to the body and tail. Then use a ruler to outline the panther’s facial features, like its pointed ears, wide muzzle and dark eyes. Finally, draw its luxuriant fur. It should have patterns of both black and white: choose a direction and draw whispered wisps of fur that follow it.
Section 4:
The finishing touches make all the difference. Utilize your pen or craft knife for fine details like whiskers and whisker spots. Add in individual click-clacking claws and a few tufts of fur for texture. Your panther should start to come to life before your eyes. For a particularly impressive illustration, add white highlights to the panther’s fur. These highlights will make the black fur stand out even more and evoke the shimmery shine of a real feline. Of course, don’t forget to erase any extra lines and stray marks that are cluttering up your illustration. Now you have a beautiful, powerful panther to call your own!
