Easy Lizard Drawing
Hey there, creative soul! Get ready for this super simple lesson on how to draw a lizard. We keep it easy and organized... breaking down would-be complex shapes into simple steps. It is going to be fun.
We'll focus on the basics first, then we'll add those interesting details that makes a lizard look like a lizard. Imagine starting with simple curves and lines, and by the end, you've got a vibrant, beautifully colored little critter.
Don't worry about getting it perfect, it's all about the joy of creating. Grab your green, orange, and black colors, and let’s make something awesome together. Ready? Let's get drawing already!
Estimated Time: 40 minutes
Level: Beginner
Materials
- Pencil
- Drawing Paper
- Crayons or Colored Pencils
- Black Marker (optional)
Lesson: Easy Lizard Drawing
Alright, listen up! We're gonna draw a lizard with basic shapes, simple lines from step-by-step directions. Green body, orange feet, and a shiny eye detail that'll make it pop. You ready to create something cool? Scroll down and let's get started!
Form the Head
First, form the lizard’s head by drawing a curved line as shown.
Draw the Lower Jaw
Draw a curved line connected to the base of the lizard’s head to form its lower jaw.
Outline the Eye
Outlinethe lizard’s eye by making an oval.
Add the Nostril
Add its nostril by drawing a small dot above its mouth.
Draw the Body
Draw two curved lines connected to its head to outline its elongated body.
Attach the Tail
Attach its long, pointed tail to the end of its body.
Add the Legs
Draw the curving shape of its short legs attached to its body. Don’t forget to erase any overlapping lines.
Form the Feet
Form the shape of its clawed feet at the end of its legs.
Fill in the Eye
Fill in the eye with black, and add a light color to the center.
Color the Body
Color the lizard’s entire body with shades of green.
Add Spots
Add varying shades of green spots along the top part of its head, body and tail.
Color the Feet and Tip of Tail
Shade the lizard’s feet and the tip of its tail lightly with an orange color.
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