Let me tell you about a big, gentle character from the cartoon movie Cats Don't Dance. His name is Woolie, and he is a mammoth – but not the kind from the Ice Age! He is a very large, friendly elephant.

Woolie is an elephant, but he is special. At the movie studio where he works, he has to wear fake tusks and a fake hairy wig. He also has to hold a trumpet!

Why? Because he is used as the living mascot for a movie studio called "Mammoth Pictures." At the start of every film they make, Woolie has to stand there and look like the studio's logo. It's a bit like a lion you see at the start of some movies. He is used as a symbol, not a real star.

In this moment, Woolie is looking down at something. He is wearing his reading glasses. He needs them to see small things up close!

Suddenly, he sees something surprising. His eyes open wide, and his mouth drops open. He looks amazed and surprised, like he just saw a magic trick or heard a very funny joke.

Woolie is very kind and wise. When a new cat named Danny comes to Hollywood with big dreams, Woolie tells him the hard truth: the studios only want to use animals as mascots or background characters, not as stars. Now let's learn how to draw Woolie Mammoth!

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

√ Draw Woolie Mammoth from Cats Don't Dance 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 1.5 hours

INSTRUCTIONS:

How to Draw Woolie Mammoth from Cats Don't Dance Step by Step

Step 1 Draw Woolie's eyes.

Step 2 Draw Woolie's ears.

Step 3 Draw Woolie's nose and glasses.

Step 4 Draw Woolie's mouth and tusks.

Step 5 Draw one of Woolie's sleeves.

Step 6 Draw one of Woolie's arms.

Step 7 Draw Woolie's other sleeve.

Step 8 Draw Woolie's collar.

Step 9 Finally, color Woolie.

Guys, have you learned how to draw Woolie Mammoth from Cats Don't Dance yet?