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This is one of my favourite "Learn to Draw a Monster" tutorials. Just print it out and follow along with the steps and soon your kids will be drawing their own little monsters just like this. Somehow this one reminds me of an Easter egg or maybe an Easter chick!
This is number eight of nine "Learn to Draw a Monster" tutorials on the website, and this monster is certainly different! He has a long neck, wings, and 6 feet!
Hello cheeky monster! I'm sure the kids will enjoy this "learn to draw a monster" tutorial and will have fun first copying, then personalising, their own funny monster!
Here is a fun octopus-like monster for the kids to learn to draw! Actually, he reminds me of a cuddly toy that my daughter once had! Once the kids have learned the basics from this learn-to-draw tutorial, they can adapt the monster to make a really creative one of their own.
Learn to draw a short, round, squidgy monster with one eye and two dangly antennae! This monster is one that I wouldn't like to meet in the garden with no shoes on! I think the kids will have fun with it…
The monster in this "learn to draw" tutorial has many similarities a stegosaurus, I think! It is slightly more tricky to draw than our previous monsters, but just as appealing, I think you will agree!
Our third "Learn to Draw a Monster" printable teaches the kids how to draw a funny alien-like monster with three eyes! Just print it out and follow along with each step…
I love this funny little round monster, with its cross eyed eyes and big smile! It's an easy one for the kids to learn to draw, and once they have the basics they can change the shape and facial expressions to really make it their own.
Here is our first "Learn to Draw a Monster" printable, which shows the kids how to draw a very funny, short and all-round monster with two little horns on his head. Ours is blue but of course your child's can be any colour!
This is such a fun activity for the kids at Halloween! Cut out the missing squares from the colouring page and stick them carefully back in place before colouring the whole Haunted House scene in.