How to Draw a Bull Skull

1. Begin by drawing two curved lines that meet at a point. This forms one of the bull's horns.

2. Use curved lines to outline the top of the skull. Notice how the lines extending from the horn create the wider base of the horn. The lines on the side also begin the top of the eye socket. Be sure to leave a space open for the second horn to emerge.

3. Use two long, curved lines to draw the second horn. Notice the bulge at the base, and the gentle point at the tip.

4. Use a series of interconnected curved lines to draw the first half of the lower portion of the cow skull face. The longer, outer line should double back upon itself. This lower part of the skull is the cow's nasal area. Then, use another curved line, looping it back upon itself, to connect the early and later sections of the previous line.

5. Draw a long, curved line from the remaining eye socket to the bottom of the skull. This fully encloses the skull and completes the remaining nasal cavity.

6. Draw a long, curved line from the eye socket to the nasal cavity. Loop the line back upon itself to enclose an irregular shape. Band the shape with a short line. This forms an opening in the skull.

7. Draw curved lines from the eye socket to the nasal cavity, enclosing an irregular round shape at the end. Then, draw a vertical line in the middle of the skull. Connect it to the sides using curved lines.

8. Detail the base of the horn by banding it with curved lines. Draw a short, curved line on the skull beside the horn to give it depth and a three-dimensional appearance.

9. Band the base of the remaining horn with curved lines, and draw a curved line beside it on the skull.

Color your bull skull. Typically, cow skulls like this one are white, cream, or light brown in color.