Today, we’re going to learn how to draw a fun and cute cartoon version of Tinker Bell. Get your drawing tools ready, and let’s have some fun!
Before we start, make sure you have these things:
1. Draw a U-shape in the middle of your paper. This will be Tinker Bell’s face.
2. Add a rainbow-shaped line on top of the U-shape to make her head.
1. Draw a zigzag line across the top of her head to show her hair. This makes it look fun and cartoonish!
1. Draw two big circles for her eyes, one on each side of her face.
2. Inside each eye, draw a smaller circle, and then another tiny circle for the pupils.
3. Leave a small circle at the top of each pupil to show light, and color the bottom part.
1. Draw a small curved line at the bottom of her face for her mouth.
1. Draw a messy circle around the top of her head to give her hair some texture. You can add more zigzag lines for a playful look.
1. Add a small stripe between her bun and her head to show her bow.
1. Draw two lines coming out from the sides of her head for her arms.
2. Draw a U-shape under her head for her body.
3. Add a curved M shape at the top of the U for her dress.
1. Draw two curves on each side of the U-shape to make the bottom of her dress.
2. Add a zigzag line across the bottom to make it look like a fairy dress.
1. Draw lines from her shoulders to her wrists.
2. Add small V shapes at the ends for her thumbs and connect them with sideways V shapes for her hands.
1. Draw a straight line down the middle for her legs.
2. Curve the lines inward to shape her legs.
3. At the bottom of each leg, draw a U-shape for her shoes, and add fluffy pom-poms at the ends.
1. Draw two lines from the top of her head to show her wings.
2. Connect these lines to her body and arms, making a U-shape at the bottom of each wing.
1. Add three eyelashes on each eye for a cute touch.
2. You can also color small circles on her cheeks to make them rosy.
Now it’s time to color your drawing! Use green for her dress and shoes, peach for her skin, blue for her eyes, and yellow for her hair. Feel free to add rosy cheeks for extra charm.
Great job! You’ve drawn a cartoon version of Tinker Bell. Remember, it’s okay if your drawing looks different. The most important thing is to have fun while drawing! Happy drawing!
Observation Walk: Take a walk around your home or garden and look for things that remind you of Tinker Bell. Can you find something green like her dress, or yellow like her hair? Draw what you find and share it with your class.
Color Mixing Experiment: Use your colored pencils to mix colors and create new shades. Try mixing yellow and blue to see what color you get. Can you make a new shade of green for Tinker Bell’s dress? Experiment with different combinations and draw a colorful picture using your new colors.
Story Time: Imagine Tinker Bell is visiting your home. What adventures would she have? Draw a picture of Tinker Bell in your favorite room or place in your house. Write a short story about her adventure and share it with your friends or family.
