How to draw venusaur from pokemon Step by Step

How to draw venusaur from pokemon with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Pokemon drawing tutorial for beginners and kids.

Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

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You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

Step 1

To start Venusaur, we will first draw a simple oval. This shape will give us the basis to build Venusaur’s body.

Step 2

Next, we will draw Venusaur’s lower jaw inside the oval.

Step 3

Draw three wide, short legs extending outward from the bottom of the oval.

Step 4

To complete the Venusaur’s legs, draw a flat line for the foot, with three diamond shapes for its claws.

Step 5

Going back to the head, we will now draw a long line for Venusaur’s mouth and two triangular ears on top of its head.

Step 6

To create Venusaur’s eyes, draw two halves just above the line of his mouth.

Step 7

To complete the Venusaur’s eyes, draw the iris inside each eye and an upward curved line above each eye.

Step 8

Next, draw a few small triangular teeth along the line of Venusaur’s mouth and give it two small slits in the center of the face for the nostrils.

Step 9

Now we will start working with a large plant on the back of Venusaur. Draw three lines hovering slightly above his back. These lines will serve as a guide for us to create the large leaves.

Step 10

Following the general direction of the lines from the previous step, draw the large leaf down on Venusaur’s forehead.

Step 11

Repeat the same step to create the rest of the Venusaur cards.

Step 12

Next, draw a kind of tubular shape with a jagged top protruding from between the leaves of the Venusaur.

Step 13

Now we need to draw another set of leaves protruding from that tube as shown in the image. These leaves are more square in shape, and sit up high, close to the serrated top of the flower.

Step 14

Draw a few more leaves to form a ring of petals around the tube.

Step 15

All that’s left to do now is give Venusaur some color. Venusaur is a very colorful Pokemon— teal for the stem, green leaves and magenta for the petals—and it’s done! I hope you enjoy learning how to draw Venusaur with me. If you did, be sure to share this guide on social media and stop by to see more. Happy drawing!