Hello, art friends! Today, we’re going to have some fun by drawing a cupcake that starts off looking cute but turns into something scary when you open it up. Let’s get our art supplies ready and start this exciting project!
Before we start, make sure you have these supplies:
We need to fold our paper to make the surprise work. Here’s how:
Now our paper is ready, let’s start drawing!
Let’s draw the cute part of our cupcake:
Now, let’s make it scary! Unfold your paper to reveal the hidden part:
Let’s make our cupcake monster even cooler:
Now it’s time to color your cupcake monster! Use any colors you like. You can make it look like a real cupcake or use all the colors of the rainbow. Have fun with it!
Feel free to pause and take your time to color it just the way you want.
Great job! You’ve drawn a cupcake that’s both cute and scary. This project is a fun way to use your imagination and enjoy art. Don’t forget to share your awesome creations and keep having fun with drawing. Happy creating, and we hope to see you for more exciting art projects!
Monster Cupcake Storytime: After drawing your scary cupcake, create a short story about it. What is its name? Where does it live? Does it have any friends? Share your story with a family member or friend, and ask them to come up with their own cupcake monster story. This will help you think creatively and use your imagination!
Color Mixing Experiment: Use your colored pencils or crayons to mix colors and create new shades for your cupcake. Try combining two colors to see what new color you can make. For example, what happens when you mix blue and yellow? Use these new colors to add unique details to your cupcake. This activity will help you learn about colors and how they work together.
Real-Life Cupcake Observation: Next time you have a cupcake, take a moment to observe its details. Look at the frosting, the wrapper, and any decorations. How does it compare to your drawing? Try drawing a real cupcake and then add your own scary twist to it. This will help you practice observing details and applying them to your art.