Step By Step Dinosaur Drawing For Kids

Drawing For Kids Even though dinosaurs no longer exist, they hold young and old adults' attention.

Drawing Dinosaurs For Children

You're in luck if you love dinosaurs; the brontosaurus is one of your favorites. This book will teach you how to draw one. Drawing For Kids a dinosaur, will come naturally to you after following this tutorial.

We created this step-by-step guide on how to draw a dinosaur in just 8 easy steps to make Drawing For Kids a dinosaur easier than ever.

Let's begin studying reptile drawing techniques!

1:

• In this tutorial, we will start at the top and go down to drawing a dinosaur. We will introduce the brontosaurus because it has a small, recognizable skull.
• Draw the small head in with curved lines as shown in the reference image to add it.
• You can use a pencil to fill out the form until you work it out, even though the illustration is there to help you.
  Next, pull the neckline in.

2:

• For the following step, we will draw in the brontosaurus' neck since it is most likely its most recognizable trait.
• To include this, just add two curved lines from the head of your dinosaur picture downward. By looking at the reference picture, you can get a good idea of the length and angle you should try to depict in your drawing.
• Draw a sketch of the dinosaur's back at this stage.

3:

• Your dinosaur drawing is now ready to add a back after you finish with the head and neck.
• Because you can easily create the dinosaur's back by using a line that curves up and down, like the one in the image, this stage will be straightforward.

4:

• Bring in the tip after that.
• You can see how your reptile is starting to take shape right now. We'll give your dinosaur drawing a nice long tail.
• To achieve this, use a nice long line that curves in on itself at the end, as seen in the image. You could subtly change the angle of the tail so that it sounds like a dog's tail!

5:

• The thighs and belly are added at this stage. Your dinosaur drawing will rise taller if you give the stag some legs. The legs of the brontosaurus are pretty thick at the top and get thinner as they go down.
• The other legs will be added later; only the ones nearest to us will be added in this step.

6:

• Sketch the final two legs in step 6 after that.
• For this shorter portion, we will include the extra legs.
• You need to draw two curvy lines behind the legs you've already drawn to make them appear like they do in the reference picture.
• Adjust the leg locations to give your dinosaur a different stance!
• You can make it appear like your dinosaur is moving if you adjust its location slightly.

7:

• Now that the face has more features, you can finish it.
  Stage 7 of this tutorial on sketching a dinosaur calls for a nice face and a few tiny line details to finish it off.
• For this stage, you can use some imagination.
• Change a few details or copy them precisely from the model image if you want your picture to stand out.
• You could, for instance, change the dinosaur's expression in your illustration for a humorous variant. What details will you put in your dinosaur illustration?

8:

• To finish it, add concolorous.
• You're almost done with your dinosaur sketch, and it looks fantastic! However, it still needs one more element to complete it.
• This step will be fun because you can let your imagination run rampant as you color in your gorgeous dinosaur drawing!
• We've provided one example of how to color in our reference image; feel free to use your own preferred color schemes or to copy the example.
• Incorporate a vibrant and vivacious background into your designs and other elements to further personalize it.
• Using a variety of art media, you can enjoy coloring your picture. For example, watercolor paints can make your images appear much softer, whereas acrylic paints can make your colors appear thick and vibrant.