How to Draw a Hedgehog – Step by Step Drawing Tutorial

Do you want to learn how to draw a hedgehog? Hedgehogs are nocturnal creatures that are also lactose intolerant. Use this tutorial on how to draw a hedgehog to learn more about these amazing creatures and even draw one yourself.

How to Draw a Hedgehog Step by Step Tutorial

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Hedgehog Directed Drawing Guide

Learning how to draw a hedgehog is not only fun, it can be educational. Feel free to learn special facts about these creatures as you learn to draw this fun animal. 

What you need:

Step by Step Hedgehog Drawing Instructions

Step 1 

Start by drawing a small circle. 

Step 1

Step 2 

You are then going to draw a line coming from the circle on the top and on the bottom. Add a slight curve. 

Step 2

Step 3

Next, you are going to connect the curved lines. 

Step 3

Step 4

This is your chance to add a cute face! 

Step 4

Step 5

The hedgehog needs his body, so now you can start adding a pointed body as shown below! These are called quills. The quills on a real hedgehog are made of keratin, which is what your nails and hair are made of! 

Step 5

Step 6

Add feet to the hedgehog’s body! 

Step 6

Step 7

He is going to need four feet in total. 

Step 7

Step 8

You can add extra quills to the hedgehog’s body to make it look more realistic. 

Step 8

Step 9

This is the final step where you can go back and add any final details to your hedgehog that you’d like! 

Step 9

Step 10

Take the time to add color detail to your hedgehog as well. You can use brown for the body and a peach color for the face. 

FInal Step

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