The ruff and the tail are where the time goes: both are drawn as separate tufts rather than one outline, so two browns alternating tuft by tuft give the coat depth that a flat fill never will. The body underneath is simple and can stay one tone. This Eevee drawing suits a child who has outgrown the very round Pokémon. Next to it, the standing Pikachu is all flat shapes.
Eevee standing side on, a Pokémon with ruff and tail full of fur.
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Pokémon Eevee: how to draw it step by step
Here is pokémon eevee in 8 steps.
Open with the head as a rounded shape, muzzle pushed forward.
Add the two tall pointed ears, one slightly turned.
Place the large eye, the small nose and the mouth.
Draw the ruff around the neck as a ring of separate tufts.
Add the body behind it, low and compact.
Draw the four legs, the far pair narrower than the near.
Sweep the bushy tail up behind, in tufts like the ruff.
Finish with the pale tip on the tail and inside the ears.
What you need
Paper, a pencil and an eraser.