How To Draw A Big Mouth Goblin

How to Draw a Goblin Head: A Fun Guide

Let’s have some fun drawing a goblin head with a cool surprise! When you fold the paper, the goblin’s mouth will be closed, and when you open it, you’ll see a big, funny mouth. Grab your markers and paper, and let’s start drawing!

What You Need

• Markers
• Paper
• Scratch paper (to keep your table clean)
• Coloring supplies

Step 1: Get Your Paper Ready

1. Fold your paper by bringing the top edge down to meet the bottom edge. Press down to make a crease.
2. Fold the top flap up to the top edge and crease it again.
3. Flip the paper over and do the same fold again. This helps you know where to draw.
4. Unfold the last crease and flatten the paper.

Step 2: Draw the Goblin’s Face

Goblin Nose

1. Draw two circles above the fold for the nostrils.
2. Add two bumps above the nostrils to make the top of the nose.

Eyes and Eyebrows

1. Draw slanted lines from the bumps to make the goblin look a bit angry.
2. Draw lines down to the nostrils for the eyes, then add circles for the pupils.
3. Make big eyebrows by drawing curves above the eyes.

Mouth

1. Draw a line over the fold for the mouth, so you can see part of it when folded.
2. Make the lips big and fun!

Head Shape

1. Draw the goblin’s head by connecting the top of the head to the eyebrows.
2. Add a hood shape over the eyebrows and continue down the sides.

Ears

1. Draw big goblin ears using an S-curve shape from the head.
2. Add details like a torn ear effect and connect the ears to the head.

Step 3: Finish the Goblin’s Face

1. Draw the bottom lip and chin, and add some hair if you like.
2. Finish the hood with zigzag lines for texture.

Step 4: Draw Inside the Mouth

1. Draw spiky teeth inside the mouth, starting with an upside-down V shape.
2. Add a long, curved tongue that sticks out.
3. Connect the teeth and tongue with more lines to finish the mouth.

Step 5: Add Extra Details

1. Draw the back of the mouth with a U-shape and connect it to the tongue.
2. Add fun details like earrings or textures.

Step 6: Color Your Goblin

Now that your goblin is drawn, it’s time to color! Use any colors you like. You can add shiny spots on the tongue to make it look wet or draw fun things like bats or candy around your goblin.

Conclusion

When you’re done coloring, fold your goblin drawing and tape the top and bottom to make it like a puppet. This project is a great way to practice drawing and be creative with colors and details. Have fun with your art, and share your awesome goblin drawings with friends!