Learn how to draw a cartoon fish! This lesson is meant to be super simple and short, perfect for young artists. After following along with us, challenge your kids to finish the background. They could add bubbles, water, and more fish. Have fun and use your imagination! Art Supplies marker paper colored pencils light green […]
How To Draw Cartoon Cotton Candy
It’s Fun-Friday, time to grab those markers and follow along with us. Today, we’re learning how to draw cartoon cotton candy! We always hope you’re going to follow along with us so we can draw together. Art is always more fun with friends! Art Supplies marker paper oil pastels yellow pink blue red Lesson Length […]
How To Draw An Ice Cream Sandwich
Happy Friday, you awesome art friends! Today, we’re learning how to draw a cute ice cream sandwich. Grab those markers and follow along with us! Art Supplies marker paper colored pencils brown pink Lesson Length under 10 minutes
How To Paint A Beautiful Landscape With Watercolor
Happy Friday, Art Friends! I hope you’re excited to follow along with us. Today we’re learning how to paint a landscape (sunset or sunrise). It may look challenging, but it’s a lot easier than it looks! We’re actually drawing our scene first and then painting at the end. This technique is perfect for young artists! […]
How To Draw A Book And Pencil
Hey, art friends! Are you ready for school to start back up? Today we thought it would be fun to learn how to draw a book and pencil. This is a fun project to change and add to as well. You can add more school supplies in the background, maybe even draw the entire school […]
How To Draw A Bike
Hey art friends, grab those markers and follow along with us. Austin and I are learning how to draw a bike today. After you’ve finished following us, be sure to also add more details and change the color of your bike. Art Supplies marker paper colored pencils black grey blue or red or any other […]
How To Draw A Cute Hummingbird
Learn how to draw a cute cartoon hummingbird! This lesson is meant for younger artists, but older artists will have fun too. You’ll need a marker, paper, and colored pencils! If you’d like to try a more challenging lesson, check out how to draw a realistic hummingbird! Art Supplies marker paper colored pencils light green […]
How To Draw A Banana Split Cartoon
Follow along with me and learn how to draw a banana split! For this lesson, you’ll need a marker, paper, and coloring pencils. I hope you have a lot of fun drawing with me. Remember to use your creativity and change your drawing, make it your own! Art Supplies marker paper colored pencils yellow brown […]
How To Draw A Campfire
Learn how to draw a campfire ? This is a great lesson to encourage your little artists to have fun and use their creativity. Two fires never look the same, so feel free to change this lesson. Also be sure to add people roasting marshmallows and even a tent. Art Supplies marker paper oil pastels red yellow […]
How To Draw Uncle Sam Cartoon
Independence Day is coming up, so today we’re learning how to draw Uncle Sam. We also have more fun July 4th art lessons you can check out. Art Supplies marker paper colored pencils red blue peach brown grey Lesson Length under 10 minutes Watch How To Draw Uncle Sam Cartoon
How To Draw A Beach Ball With Templates
Learn how to draw a simple beach ball with templates. We use templates or other objects to trace around when creating our circles. You can certainly draw the circles freehand, but this is a useful tip when you want to draw a perfect circle. Your kids may need help selecting objects to trace around. If […]
How To Draw A Cartoon Popsicle
We’re too excited about the warm weather! Today we’re learning how to draw a cartoon popsicle. This one is a lot of fun and super simple for young artists. Challenge your kids to change their drawings and make them different. You can also draw this lesson several times and make a page full of popsicle […]
How To Draw A Cartoon Watermelon
Follow along with us and learn how to draw a cartoon watermelon! This lesson is perfect for young artists, but still fun for older artists. It’s always my hope that teachers and parents draw with their young artists. This always makes for good memories. Drawing together is a great way to grow closer together. We […]
How To Draw A Cartoon Swimmer
Today’s drawing lesson is how to draw a cartoon swimmer snorkeling! We drew a boy swimming, but this lesson is super easy to change into a girl. You could draw longer hair and a girl swimsuit. Also, remember you don’t have to color your drawing exactly like ours. You can use your own creativity and […]
How To Draw Lemonade
Learn how to draw a tall, refreshing glass of lemonade! This lesson is perfect for summer. Follow along with us, remember to have fun and to practice. It really is ok if your drawings don’t look exactly like ours. Just try your best! Also, be sure to draw a background. You could draw your glass […]
How To Draw A Flower Bouquet
Today, Hadley and I are learning how to draw a flower bouquet! We’d love it if you followed along with us. This lesson uses overlapping, but you and your kids can space the flowers out to avoid overlapping. This will make the lesson even easier for younger artists. For our art club members the printables […]
How To Draw The Sun
Follow along with us and learn how to draw the sun! This project is great for younger artists. Austin and I are using construction paper, but you can use these same steps without construction paper and cutting. Substitute printer paper and color your drawings at the end. Art Supplies marker round bowl scissors glue construction […]
How To Draw A Dahlia Pom Pom
Follow along with me and learn how to draw a simple dahlia pom pom. This is a fun lesson and super easy. It’s even a bit relaxing. I hope you have fun following along and using your own creativity. You could add more flowers and even change the colors. Also, we’re taking a short spring […]
How To Draw An Island
Learn how to draw a fun beach island! This lesson is meant for young artists. To make this lesson even easier, leave out the sun. Or, have your young artists draw a full sun away from the trees and island, so it doesn’t overlap. Also, encourage your artists to use their creativity to add more […]
How To Draw An Ice Cream Truck
Learn how to draw an ice cream truck with me and Austin! Austin is five years old so this is a great lesson for younger artists. Once your little artists have finished their truck, encourage them to draw a background or even more people. They could draw kids around the truck asking for ice cream. […]
How To Draw Funny French Fries
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How To Draw A Funny Hotdog
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How To Draw A Funny Cheeseburger
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How To Draw A Cute Ice Cream Cone
Be careful today’s lesson may get you really hungry! We’re learning how to draw a cute ice cream cone. We hope you’re going to follow along with us. This project is super easy and super short, but a lot of fun. Remember to add your own details, maybe your cone has more than one scoop […]
How To Draw French Fries (Cutout)
Today we’re doing a fun cutout project and learning how to draw french fries. For this activity you’ll need: Marker Scissors Glue Construction paper (black, red, yellow, and white) When you’re finished following along with us, be sure to add your own extra details to your french fries.
How To Draw A Daisy Flower
Learn how to draw a daisy! This lesson is for young artists, but it can easily be modified for older artists.
How To Draw A Milkshake
I can’t believe how hot it is outside. The past couple days it’s been over a 100 degrees. So we thought it would be fun to cool off and learn how to draw a milkshake! When you draw your milkshakes, be sure to add your own details and extras. Also color your milkshake your own […]
How To Make A Watermelon
Today we’re learning how to make a watermelon! This is a really simple construction paper cutout, even for younger artists. You’ll need red, green (2 sheets), and black construction paper. You’ll also need scissors, glue stick, black marker, and oil pastels (white, light and dark green).
How To Fold An Origami Iris
It’s springtime here in the United States! Time for flowers! For this project you’ll need a square piece of paper. Follow along with us and learn how to fold an origami iris. This project is a little challenging for younger artists, but that means it’ll be a fun project to do with your young artists! […]
How To Draw An Ice Cream Cone
Summer is practically here (for us in the U.S.)! Our favorite thing to eat, during summer, is ice cream. Learn how to draw an ice cream cone with us…be careful though, you might get really hungry! For this activity we used construction paper, a black marker, scissors, glue sticks and oil pastels. This is a […]