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  • How To Draw A Lizard Easy Step By Step

    How To Draw A Lizard Easy Step By Step

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

    How To Draw A Lizard 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

    When drawing an animal, starting at its head and working your way towards its legs is key. So that’s exactly what we’re going to do in this step.

    Draw the outline of the lizard’s head where you want it to face forward. For example, if you want it to face the left side, then draw a border on the left side of your paper, as shown in the illustration.

    Step 2

    Sketching a lizard’s head
    Extend the lines of the outline that we drew in the previous step to fully structure the head of the lizard. Don’t forget to draw an overlapping line on the bottom inside of the head to create the distinct pointed mouth of the lizard.

    Remember, both the upper lip and lower lip of the lizard should be slightly pointed. Use the illustration as a guide to help you form your lizard’s mouth quickly and easily.

    Step 3

    Create a rough sketch of the lizard’s body
    Draw an oblong oval attached to the lizard’s head to outline its body. In the meantime, don’t hesitate to draw various shapes and patterns on the surface of the lizard’s skin if you’re feeling a little more artistic! Did you know that some lizards have distinct patterns printed on their skin?

    Avoid pressing down too hard with the pencil when drawing the outline. It is important to sketch with light strokes so that you can easily erase some unnecessary lines from the outline later.

    Step 4

    Now let’s draw a tail attached to the body
    To structure the lizard’s tail, draw a narrow, elongated shape with a pointed end sticking out of the bottom back of the lizard’s body.

    Remember that the tail should be thick at the top and thinner and thinner at the top, as shown in the illustration.

    Step 5

    Then draw the right hind leg of the lizard
    Structure the right hind leg of the lizard by drawing an angled line with four toes visible at the bottom. Make sure to draw the legs at a 45-degree angle to look like a crawling lizard.

    Lizards typically have five toes on each foot. But in this case, only its four toes are visible. Remember that each toe of the right foot has rounded tips, similar to the illustration above.

    Step 6

    Now draw the left hind leg of the lizard
    Now, draw the hind leg on the opposite side by drawing a curved line with three visible toes attached to it.

    Since the lizard is drawn to the side, its right hind leg will not be fully visible, as shown in the illustration.

    Step 7

    Next, Draw the left front leg of the lizard
    Draw another leg in front of the lizard’s body. Similar to the back leg we drew in the previous step, the right leg is at a 45 degree angle.

    This time, however, the angle of the right foot should point towards the right, as shown in the illustration above.

    Step 8

    Complete all four legs of the lizard
    On the opposite side, draw a curved triangle above the space between the lizard’s head and body.

  • How To Draw a Leopard Gecko Easy step by step

    How To Draw a Leopard Gecko Easy step by step

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

    How To Draw a Leopard Gecko 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

    To start, let’s look at the basic shape of a gecko. Its body can be a long and thin oval. Draw an oval for the gecko’s body.

    Step 2

    Next, add the head, legs, and tail.

    The forelegs are smaller ovals. You can make them curved if you want.

    Each hind leg is made of two small ovals. They are connected at the gecko’s knee.

    The head is a larger curve (almost oval) with a rounded nose.

    The tail is created by two curved lines. You can make the tail curve in any direction you want. Make the tail wider where it joins the body and smaller at the end.

    Step 3

    Now it’s time to add the toes! Draw 5 toes at the end of each leg.

    Step 4

    This gecko needs some eyes! Draw two circles on top for the eyes. Color them, leaving a small white dot in each eye for the “eye-catching glow”.

    Step 5

    Now erase the seams connecting the head, legs and tail to the body.

    Step 6

    You did it! For a finishing touch, you can even add spots to your gecko. You did a great job!