This collection has 140 free step-by-step drawing tutorials, organized by subject rather than one long undifferentiated list: 28 land animals, 20 everyday objects and school supplies, 16 sea creatures, 16 food items, 14 vehicles, 11 birds, 9 flowers and plants, 9 bugs and insects, 10 holiday subjects, 4 characters (Pikachu, Iron Man, Godzilla, Peppa Pig), and 1 buying guide to drawing paper.
Every guide follows the same method: start from one basic shape, then add a single line per numbered step, so a child can follow along without an adult redrawing the page for them. Step counts range from 6 to 14 depending on the subject — a chili pepper or a shooting star finishes in 6-9 steps, while a dragon or a hummingbird runs closer to 12-13. Two of the holiday guides are printable step sheets rather than on-page tutorials: how to draw 9 Christmas things (tree, bauble, candy cane, stocking, gingerbread man, bell, snowman, present and wreath) and how to draw a snowflake (easy, branched and crystal). Each of those pages prints at 300 dpi on US Letter, shows the earlier steps in grey so only the new line is black, and ends in a large practice box. This is different from VerbNow’s coloring pages, which are ready-made outlines to color in; these tutorials teach how to build the outline from scratch.
Every guide is free, prints on US Letter, and needs no signup. Once a drawing is finished, it can go straight from pencil outline to color — for a huge range of ready-made outlines instead, browse the coloring pages collection, or for a hands-on paper project rather than a drawing, see the crafts collection.
This page has 9 step-by-step Christmas drawing sheets plus a practice page, all free to print. Each sheet splits one picture into 6 numbered boxes, and each box adds a single new black line on top of the grey lines from the steps before. The nine pictures are a tree, a bauble, a candy cane, …
This page has 5 free printable sheets for drawing a snowflake: 3 step-by-step sheets, a tracing page and a practice page. Each step sheet breaks the snowflake into 6 numbered boxes, and every box adds exactly one new black line to the grey lines you already drew. Start with the easy sheet, which is three …
Reindeer are exotic creatures from North America. They are synonymous with the festive season, usually imagined by young and old as the loyal companions that get Father Christmas to where he needs to be on the 24th and 25th of December. Drawing a reindeer can take time and effort. Luckily, this article offers a step-by-step …
Santa is a face inside a hat: draw the hat brim first, then the beard as a wide curve underneath, and the face fits in the gap between them. Christmas is near, and you want to learn to draw Santa, so you can send a Christmas card to your friend or granny. But first, did …
Mountain goats are amazing animals that have adapted to live in harsh environments. They have long white coats and curved horns, and are known for their incredible climbing skills. They are not true goats, but are actually members of the antelope family. Their specialized hooves help them navigate steep cliffs with ease. Watching a mountain …
Did you know that clay jugs are used by the ancient people because these jugs are used to carry their water or store their food? Now, let’s talk about the benefits of drinking water from a clay jug. The concept of drinking from a clay jug is not new but an old and traditional concept. As …
Are you familiar with the movie Ice Age? Yes, this cute mammoth is in that movie. This cute mammoth is an extinct genus of mammals that belongs to the family of elephants. The Wolly mammoth is the same size as the African elephant. They had long tusk that they used for fighting and digging up …
Oxen are castrated male cattle that weigh up to 2,000 pounds and can live up to 20 years. They have a unique four-chambered stomach for digesting tough plant material and are known for their strength and endurance on farms. Seeing an ox pulling a plow showcases their impressive capabilities. Today you will learn how to …
Everyone’s tolerance for chili pepper is different. This fruit of plants of the genus Capsicum, which are members of the nightshade family, Solanaceae, is the chili pepper, sometimes known as chili pepper or more commonly just referred to as a “chili.” Despite the fact that chilis are sometimes considered vegetables, their primary use in food …
Did you know that people in the 12th century suffered from swollen and red hands in a game called “jue de Paume” meaning game of the palm? In the 16th century, racquets were used. Tennis is a great sport to be physically active and fit. If you are a fan of playing tennis, it’s a …
