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Step 10: Use the
arc on the head as a guide to draw the ear. Make
the ear thinner and pointier.

Step 11: Draw the
rest of the zebra's head using the circle and arc
as guides. Draw a bump over the eye for the brow
and a couple underneath for the jaw.

Step 12: Draw the
mane along the top of the zebra's neck and head. A
zebra's mane stands straight up, but don't draw
every individual hair strand. Instead draw the
basic shape of it using quick, short strokes.

Step 13: Using the
line as a guide, draw the zebra's front legs. Draw
lightly at first to get the structure right. When
you're happy with what you have, go ahead and
darken it. The top of the leg is thicker and the
bottom is thinner. Draw a couple of bumps near the
middle for the zebra's knee. Draw a couple more
bumps near the bottom for the lower joint and draw
a square-like shape below that for the zebra's
hoof. Use the same shape to draw the leg on the
other side. Most of it is hiding behind the
zebra's front leg, so only draw the visible
portion.

Step 14: Use the
other line as a guide to draw the zebra's hind
legs the same way. Remember to start drawing
lightly and only darken when you get the structure
right. The top of the hind leg is wider, and it
bends back at the hock joint. Draw the square-like
hoof at the bottom. Draw the visible portion of
the leg on the other side using the same basic
shape.