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  • How To Draw Cartoon Bat Easy | Cute bat drawing step by step

    How To Draw Cartoon Bat Easy | Cute bat drawing step by step

    How To Draw Cartoon Bat with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. How to draw cartoons  for beginners and kids.

    How To Draw Cartoon Bat Easy

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

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

    Step 1:

    Sketch the bat’s head, body and ears
    Drawing step: Draw the head, body and ears of the bat
    Start drawing the bat with the tip of a rounded triangle. The top corner is slightly rounded, while the right cheek is much more rounded. Leave the bottom left corner for the moment.

    Then draw a pea body under your head.

    Finally, mark two large ears on the top of the head. They are created from two curves that meet at the point. Now, different species of bats have different ear sizes, so feel free to make your bat ears as long or short as you like. We’re going to have an exaggerated, funny, cartoonish look here – hence the very long ears.

    Step 2:

    Sketch of the bat’s face and legs
    Drawing step: Draw the face and legs of the bat
    Next, draw the bat’s face. Since we are drawing a cartoon bat, we have used two large ovals for the eyes. Draw a small, upside down arc for the nose and another, wider and flatter arc for the smiley mouth.

    Then add two skinny legs, one on each side at the bottom of the body. They are again drawn very simply from two parallel curves.

    Step 3:

    Drawing bat wing skeleton
    Drawing step: Draw the bat wing skeleton
    Great, finally a step where our drawing stops looking like Piglet from Winnie the Pooh and becomes a bat.

    The wings of a bat are made of a membrane of skin that hangs between the arm and the long fingers of the bat. Here we are drawing a simple frame for the wings. Draw two arcs going up from the shoulders, one on each side of the body – these are very simple arms. Then, draw three long fingers – again just simple curves – spread out and down from the top of each arm.

    Now a real bat will have four fingers, but the first two are so close together that in our simple drawing we can get away with just three.

    Step 4:

    Drawing bat wings
    Drawing step: Draw the membrane of bat wings
    Finish off the bat’s wings by drawing a series of arcs for the bottom edge of the wing. Connect these fingers together, and also draw an arc to connect the inner fingers to the bat’s leg. Finally, add a small tail between the legs.

    And while you’re done with drawing those smooth arcs, add two more curves to mark the folds at the ears.

    That’s enough for the sketch, let’s sketch and improve our bat next.

  • How To Draw A Bat Easy Step By Step

    How To Draw A Bat Easy Step By Step

    How To Draw A Bat with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.

    How To Draw A Bat Easy Step By Step

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

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

    Step 1

    For the first step in learning how to draw a bat, we’ll start with a small circle.

    The circle doesn’t have to be perfect, and using a slightly torn line for the circle will make your bat look a bit hairy.

    Be sure to leave a small gap in the circle in the same spot as in the reference image!

    Step 2

    Draw in the bat’s ear
    Once you have the bat head drawing, you can add pointy bat ears to it.

    To do this, just draw in two lines with two curved lines going down from them as you can see in the picture.

    Step 3

    Next, draw at the top of the left wing
    Now that you have the head and ears of the bat drawing, you can start drawing on the first wing. Following the reference image will be very helpful for this stage!

    Going slowly and carefully, draw in the frame of the wing as you can see in the picture. You will use a combination of straight and curved lines to do this.

    It can get a bit complicated, so no need to rush!

    If you’re having trouble with this step, you can draw with a light pencil first before moving on to an ink pen.

    Step 4

    Now draw on the opposite wing
    You’ve already drawn in the first wing of the bat drawing, so now all you need to do is create a mirror image of the wing on the opposite side.

    Just copy exactly what you did in step 3 but reversed and you’ll have both wing frames in no time!

    Step 5

    Next you will add the bottom of the wings
    With the wing frames drawn in, you can now add the webbed bottoms of the wings.

    To do this, just add some curves between the points of the wing frame as you can see in the picture.

    Once you’ve added the webbed parts of the wings, you can add a small line for the bottom of your bat’s body.

    Step 6

    Next you will add some pins
    You’re almost done with your bat drawing at this stage, so over the next few steps we’ll add finishing touches and some final elements.

    For the sixth step in this how to draw a bat tutorial, we’ll be adding the bat’s legs.

    Using some curves and points just draw at the small pins with a bit of sharp claw at the end of them as you can see in the picture.

    Once you’ve completed the legs, you can draw a spike below them to represent the bottom of the wing.

    Step 7

    Now draw in the bat’s face
    For this next step we will add a cute face to your bat drawing. Using circles and some smaller lines, you can first add some eyes to your bat along with a little nose and mouth.

    You can stick to the picture and try to paint it that way, but you can also get creative with the look and feel of your bat drawing.

    After the face is drawn inwards, you can then draw the inner ear of the bat’s ear.

    Step 8

    Add the final details
    Your bat drawing is almost done now! All that is needed now is to add some small lines to the soft parts like the skin of the wing to make it look like the skin is stretched between the frames of the wing.

    With that final set of details, we’ll perfect your amazing bat drawing in the next step!

    Step 9

    Now finish it with some color
    To complete your amazing bat drawing, all it needs now is a little color! This is where you can really show off your artistic skills and let your imagination run wild.