I worked at the Schultz studio in Northern California, and today we're gonna draw Snoopy hugging Woodstock.

One of my favorite poses of Snoopy is when he hugs Woodstock.

So that's the pose we're gonna do now.

So if you remember, he watched the very first video about how Snoopy had a drop Snoopy sitting.

This is very similar.

So you're gonna draw Snoopy and a city pose.

So we're drawing two circles for us, head and snout.

We're going through those really lightly, could go back over dark, and then we're gonna do a little come teardrop shape for his body.

Recurring it slightly normally would be straight up and down, but we're gonna curve it because he's gonna be actively hugging with stock in this.

We're gonna Ruffin where his feet go and supes feed really big when he sits down there.

Come, you know, come way up on his body.

If you compare them for size, our tails right here, we're gonna go back and say, this is where would stops head is gonna go.

It's gonna be snuggled right in under Snoopy's snap.

All right, So you know what's going back and adjust.

First, we will do a lot like right across here.

This is gonna show us.

Where is those goes and where is your start?

So I'm gonna just usually slightly dark in this and make sure we get shape, right?

Because there's a lot of a lot of little components to this pose because we want to get right.

I want to make sure would stop headed in their correctly.

Okay.

Feathers there.

Snoopy has short arms, but he is giving with stock beetle.

Here's one arm.

Actually, I should do this change.

This hand is where you draw White drove, then this'll arm would be in the background here shows.

Okay.

All right.

So let's darken this a little bit here back.

It's father there for shows.

See how he's giving stock.

Really?

Beagle bear hug.

And when the characters hug, you kind of noticed that they always close their eyes because they're happy.

Stocks closed.

She did a really nice lease.

Yeah.

Huh?