How To Draw A Pandacorn (Panda Unicorn)

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In this lesson, students learn how to draw a whimsical creature called a pandacorn, which combines features of a panda and a unicorn. The guide provides step-by-step instructions, starting with the panda’s nose and progressing through facial features, body, and magical elements like a unicorn horn and wings, culminating in coloring the finished artwork. This fun and creative activity encourages artistic expression and imagination.
  1. What is a pandacorn made of?
  2. Can you tell me how to make your pandacorn look happy?
  3. What colors would you like to use to make your pandacorn special?

How to Draw a Pandacorn: A Fun Guide

Welcome to a fun drawing adventure! Today, we’re going to learn how to draw a special creature called a pandacorn. A pandacorn is a mix of a panda and a unicorn. So, grab your paper, markers, and coloring tools, and let’s get started!

Step 1: Draw the Panda’s Nose

Start by drawing a “V” shape in the middle of your paper. This will be the bottom of the panda’s nose. Then, draw an upside-down triangle on top of the “V” and color it in. Now you have a cute panda nose!

Step 2: Add the Mouth

Let’s give our panda a smile! From the bottom of the nose, draw a curve going to the left. Then, draw a “U” shape that curls to the right. Now your panda has a happy mouth!

Step 3: Create the Eyes

Draw two circles for the eyes, one on each side of the nose. Inside each circle, add a smaller circle in the top left corner. This makes the eyes look shiny. Color the big circles but leave the small ones white. You can add eyelashes if you want your panda to look extra cute!

Step 4: Outline the Panda’s Head

Now, let’s draw the panda’s head. Start on the left side of one eye and draw an upside-down “U” that goes over to the other side. This will be the top of the panda’s head.

Step 5: Draw the Cheeks and Ears

Turn your paper sideways to make it easier. Draw curves under the eyes for the cheeks, connecting them to the chin. For the ears, draw two upside-down “U” shapes on top of the head.

Step 6: Add the Eye Spots

Draw a circle around each eye, leaving a little white space. Then, draw a bigger oval shape around each eye spot. This makes the panda look more like a panda!

Step 7: Draw the Body

Draw a “U” shape under the head for the body. This will be the panda’s tummy.

Step 8: Create the Arms

Draw a “U” shape on each side of the body for the arms. Connect them at the top with a line.

Step 9: Draw the Legs

Draw straight lines going out from the body for the legs. Curve them up and back to the body. Add ovals at the bottom for the feet.

Step 10: Add the Unicorn Horn

To make it a pandacorn, draw an upside-down “V” on top of the head for the unicorn horn. Add diagonal lines to make it look magical.

Step 11: Draw the Wings

Let’s add wings to make it even more special! Draw curves that go out from the cheeks. Then, draw feathers coming down from the wings to the feet.

Step 12: Final Touches

Add more feathers inside the wings if you like. Once you’re happy with your drawing, it’s time to color!

Step 13: Color Your Pandacorn

Use your markers, colored pencils, or crayons to color your pandacorn. You can add stars or clouds in the background to make it look magical.

Conclusion

Great job! You’ve drawn and colored your very own pandacorn. We hope you had fun and enjoyed being creative. Happy drawing!

  • What do you think makes a pandacorn special and different from other animals? Can you think of any other animals you would like to combine to create a new creature?
  • When you were drawing your pandacorn, did you add any special details or colors that made it unique? Why did you choose those details?
  • Have you ever seen a panda or a unicorn in a book or a movie? What did you like about them, and how did that help you imagine your pandacorn?
  1. Pandacorn Story Time: Imagine your pandacorn comes to life! Write a short story about an adventure your pandacorn might have. Where would it go? What magical things would it see or do? Share your story with a friend or family member.

  2. Nature Walk and Observation: Go on a nature walk with an adult and look for animals or plants that have unique features like the pandacorn. Can you find a flower with colors like a rainbow or an animal with spots or stripes? Draw what you see and compare it to your pandacorn drawing.

  3. Create Your Own Magical Creature: Using the steps you learned, invent your own magical creature by combining two different animals. Draw it and give it a name. Think about what special powers it might have and how it would use them. Share your creation with the class or at home.

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