Dragons & Fantasy

Dragons, unicorns, mermaids and a pair of feathered wings, drawn in six steps you can copy.

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  How to draw a dragon

  Six frames, one friendly dragon in profile. The body, legs and curled tail first, then the head, the wing, and the scaled neck last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a dinosaur

  Six frames, two dinosaurs in a landscape. The whole long-necked one in the first frame, then a plated one behind it, a boulder, ferns and grass.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a unicorn

  Six frames, one unicorn in profile. Body, head and spiral horn together first, then the two far legs, and the mane and tail last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a mermaid

  Six frames, one mermaid seen from behind. The body and hair first, then the fin, and the scaled tail last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw a robot

  Six frames, one boxy robot facing you. The body first, then the head and face, the legs, the arms, and the antenna last.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.

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  How to draw wings

  Six frames, one pair of feathered wings. The leading edge first, then the shoulder — then the feathers, outside in and longest first, the same one on both wings.

  Step sequence made by us from a single drawing: each step keeps the lines of the one before it and adds to them.