Learn how to draw a fun beach island! This lesson is meant for young artists. To make this lesson even easier, leave out the sun. Or, have your young artists draw a full sun away from the trees and island, so it doesn’t overlap. Also, encourage your artists to use their creativity to add more […]
How To Draw An Ice Cream Truck
Learn how to draw an ice cream truck with me and Austin! Austin is five years old so this is a great lesson for younger artists. Once your little artists have finished their truck, encourage them to draw a background or even more people. They could draw kids around the truck asking for ice cream. […]
How To Draw A Cartoon Leprechaun
We’ve drawn a leprechaun before, but I thought it would be fun to learn how to draw another cartoon leprechaun! Well, really can you ever have too many leprechaun art lessons? I don’t know…maybe. Anyways, I hope you have a lot of fun drawing along with me. This art activity is perfect for classrooms and […]
How To Draw Funny French Fries
How To Draw A Funny Hotdog
How To Draw A Funny Cheeseburger
How To Draw A Cute Ice Cream Cone
Be careful today’s lesson may get you really hungry! We’re learning how to draw a cute ice cream cone. We hope you’re going to follow along with us. This project is super easy and super short, but a lot of fun. Remember to add your own details, maybe your cone has more than one scoop […]
How To Draw A Winter Kid
Follow along with me and learn how to draw a cute winter kid. Remember to pause the video if you need extra time to complete a step. Also, don’t forget to have fun and practice. I want to challenge you to complete the background and draw another winter kid, but change it and add your […]
How To Draw An Igloo
How to draw an igloo, for kids! We hope you have a lot of fun following along with us. We’d also love to see how your child’s igloo turned out. Take a photo of their art, post it online (Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter), and tag us in it. Art Supplies black marker white paper blue […]
How To Draw An Arctic Fox
Learn how to draw a cute arctic fox! Grab a marker, paper, and colored pencils then follow along with me. Even though this lesson may look complicated for younger artists, remind them to focus on one step at a time. Have fun and don’t worry about making your drawing look exactly like mine. When your […]
How To Draw A Cute Cartoon Penguin
Are you new to our website? Welcome! Today we’re drawing a cute cartoon penguin. We’ve drawn a realistic penguin before and we’ve even folded an origami penguin. Be sure to check those lessons out too. This lesson is meant for younger art friends, but older artists will have fun following along as well. Visit our […]
How To Draw A Cartoon Christmas Elf
Learn how to draw a cute cartoon Christmas elf! We also hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Visit our art supply page for more information about the supplies used in this lesson.
How To Draw Cartoon Hot Chocolate
Our favorite wintertime drink is hot chocolate! Follow along with us and learn how to draw cartoon hot chocolate with two marshmallow buddies. Hot chocolate is always better with friends, just like art! Visit our art supply page for more information about the supplies used in this lesson.
How To Draw Cartoon Mrs. Claus
Yesterday, we learned how to draw a chibi version of Santa Claus! Today we’re learning how to draw the cutest chibi version of Mrs. Claus. When you’re finished following along be sure to draw Santa right next to her. This would make an amazing Christmas card for someone this holiday. Also, be sure to challenge […]
How To Draw Cartoon Santa Claus
We’ve drawn Santa before, but it was just his face! This time we’re going to learn how to draw cartoon Santa Claus. This style is meant for younger artists, but our older art friends will like this lesson too. Hey, I loved this lesson, and I’m super old! I even had fun doing this lesson […]
How To Draw A Gingerbread House
Making a real gingerbread house is fun, but it can be extremely messy. Drawing a gingerbread house is just as fun, but without the mess. So grab those markers and follow along with us, learn how to draw a gingerbread house! Halfway through this lesson, we’ll mention a good place to stop the video and […]
How To Draw A Snowman
Grab those markers, art friends, and let’s learn how to draw a snowman. This project is short and fun, especially for younger artists. When you’re finished following along with us. Be sure to add more details to your drawing. You can add a background and more characters! Also, remember to use your own creativity to […]
How To Draw A Christmas Nutcracker
Christmas is almost here! This lesson is a great art project to get your kids in that fun Christmas spirit. They’ll need a Sharpie (or any black marker), colored pencils, and paper. Follow along with us and learn how to draw a Christmas nutcracker. These directed drawing lessons are step by step. So, even if […]
How To Fold An Origami Christmas Tree
Grab some origami paper and follow along with us. Today we’re learning how to fold an origami Christmas tree. If you don’t have origami paper, that’s ok; you can use printer paper. Just cut it into a square before you start the video. You’ll also need scissors for this project. So yes, some people will […]
How To Draw A Cartoon Husky
You’ll need a marker (Sharpie) and colored pencils (gray, black, pink, red, blue). This lesson is also without my kids, so the pacing may be faster than you’re used to. That’s ok, just remember you can always pause the video to take extra time. If you like this drawing lesson be sure to also check […]
How To Draw A Cooked Turkey (Cutout)
In today’s lesson, we’re not only learning how to draw a cooked turkey, but we’re also turning it into a construction paper cutout! Before following along you’ll need to gather up these supplies: Marker Gluestick Scissors Construction paper (black, green, brown, and white) Thanksgiving is such a fun holiday. It’s the time of year I […]
How To Draw A Cornucopia
Learn how to draw a cornucopia! What’s a cornucopia, you say? It’s this unusually shaped basket used for decorating during Autumn and Thanksgiving. It symbolizes a good harvest. In the video lesson, we show you how to add vegetables and fruit. The step by step printables keep it even easier and just walk through the […]
How To Draw A Haunted House
Halloween is almost here! We have many fun Halloween lessons you have to check out. Today we’re learning how to draw a haunted house! Halfway through the lesson we finish the house. You’re welcome to stop the video and add your own spooky details or continue with us. If you do continue the lesson be […]
How To Draw French Fries (Cutout)
Today we’re doing a fun cutout project and learning how to draw french fries. For this activity you’ll need: Marker Scissors Glue Construction paper (black, red, yellow, and white) When you’re finished following along with us, be sure to add your own extra details to your french fries.
How To Draw Poppies
Grab your markers and colored pencils. Today we’re learning how to draw pretty poppies! You’ll need a bright red, green, yellow, and black colored pencils to color your pictures. I used black to add shading, but you can leave that off to make this project easier. Also, when you’re finished following along with us, draw […]
How To Draw Autumn Corn Stalks And Pumpkins (Harvest)
The air is getting colder outside. You can tell Autumn is right around the corner. To get ready for the changing season we thought it would be fun to learn how to draw Autumn corn stalks and pumpkins.
How To Draw A Daisy Flower
Learn how to draw a daisy! This lesson is for young artists, but it can easily be modified for older artists.
How To Draw A Milkshake
I can’t believe how hot it is outside. The past couple days it’s been over a 100 degrees. So we thought it would be fun to cool off and learn how to draw a milkshake! When you draw your milkshakes, be sure to add your own details and extras. Also color your milkshake your own […]
How To Make A Watermelon
Today we’re learning how to make a watermelon! This is a really simple construction paper cutout, even for younger artists. You’ll need red, green (2 sheets), and black construction paper. You’ll also need scissors, glue stick, black marker, and oil pastels (white, light and dark green).
How To Fold An Origami Iris
It’s springtime here in the United States! Time for flowers! For this project you’ll need a square piece of paper. Follow along with us and learn how to fold an origami iris. This project is a little challenging for younger artists, but that means it’ll be a fun project to do with your young artists! […]