Tutorials on how to draw an otter? Please Realistic....?

Answer 1

Although I agree partly with the previous answer, there is an animation here that you might find helpful. You will need black, white and grey pastels or similar, and you can play it at a slower speed if you want.
http://www.ratemydrawings.com/drawings/water/55815.html

Answer 2

That's going to be a tall order if you are not a professional artist...since drawing anything from a tutorial isn't going to look all that realistic. You might want to try getting a picture of an otter then transferring it to an art program that will create a drawing from there. You might also be able to find a book on drawing sea creatures that would be more help then the Internet.

Answer 3

What medium? Pen and ink, pastels, charcoal?

Try googling 'drawing animal tutorials', you may not get otters, but can learn from what does come up and apply that to pictures of otters that you can find online.

They have difficult muzzles to put down on paper, I've tried them before. The body, legs and tail are easy, but use photo references for the head proportion. See where the eye is in relation to the nose and ear, and how low the ear sits on the skull. Get those right and you whole drawing will look pretty good. Mess up the head, and even if the rest is perfect it won't look like it.

Answer 4

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