Look at this cute little fox! His name is Tod. He is from a Disney movie called The Fox and the Hound. Tod is a very special fox with a big heart.

When Tod was just a tiny baby, his mother was killed by a hunter. Tod was all alone in the world. He was very scared and sad. But then something good happened. A kind old lady found him. She took him home and raised him like her own pet. She gave him food, a warm place to sleep, and lots of love.

Tod's best friend is a dog named Copper. Copper is a hunting dog — a hound. Hounds are dogs that help hunters find animals. But when Tod and Copper were young, they did not care about that. They just played together and had fun.

They were best friends. They ran through the fields, chased butterflies, and laughed together. They promised to be friends forever.

Look at Tod! He is looking up high — way up in the air. He is looking at something above him. His tail is sticking straight up — high and happy. It means he is feeling joyful and excited.

He has a big, happy smile on his face. He looks like he is talking to someone. Maybe he is chatting with a friend who is sitting in a tree. Maybe a bird is perched on a branch above him. Maybe his best friend Copper is up there playing with him. Let's follow the tutorial to learn how to draw Tod!

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

√ Draw Tod from The Fox and the Hound PDF (Click to download for free.)

√ Drawing Papers (You can get it easily and I would say almost any paper can be used.)

√ Pencils / Markers / Crayons / Watercolors (Remember to use a pen with a fine tip when outlining.)

FOR WHOM:

Elementary school students

TIME NEEDED:

About 1 hour

INSTRUCTIONS:

How to Draw Tod from The Fox and the Hound Step by Step

Step 1 Draw Tod's eyes.

Step 2 Draw Tod's nose and mouth.

Step 3 Draw Tod's ears.

Step 4 Outline Tod's face.

Step 5 Draw Tod's chest and one leg.

Step 6 Draw Tod's body and one leg.

Step 7 Draw Tod's two legs.

Step 8 Draw Tod's big tail.

Step 9 Finally, let's quickly color Tod.

Guys, have you learned how to draw Tod from The Fox and the Hound yet?