Cartoon Drawings of Bulldogs

These simple cartoon drawings of bulldogs provide good examples and outlines for beginner artists to copy easily and successfully. Notice how there is no shading or much detail to make the copying process complicated.

For some reason, I always imagine an animated bulldog to be wearing a bowler hat - maybe that comes from the television shows I watched when I was a kid.

The bulldog's solid shape automatically makes him a figure of authority, particularly in cartoons.

Create A Bulldog

On this drawing, I have left out marks and wrinkles on the face so you can take note of the main lines that are required to establish a good likeness. Copying is important when you're learning to draw because your observation skills strengthen with every attempt you make.

When you practice this type of exercise, you have the freedom to add details where you think appropriate and from that experience, you are more likely to remember what works and what doesn't.

These bulldog cartoons are drawn in a basic outline style. It doesn't matter if you add extra effects or if you prefer to leave it like this, you are the artist and all decisions are based on your taste.

Drawing is a very satisfying hobby and I found I progressed at a steady rate by repeatedly practicing very basic forms like the examples shown here.

I haven't had any formal art training and I am proud to be a self taught artist.