Drawing is a super fun activity, especially when you get to draw your favorite characters like Bluey! Bluey is a playful blue heeler dog from a popular cartoon. Let’s learn how to draw Bluey step by step. Grab your drawing tools, and let’s get started!
Before we begin, make sure you have these materials ready:
Let’s start with Bluey’s eyes. Draw an oval shape in the middle of your paper, a little towards the top. Inside the oval, draw a smaller circle for her pupil.
Next, draw Bluey’s nose. Start with a line from the middle of the eye, curving down to make her nose. Then, curve it back up to create her smile. Draw a line for her teeth and add a bumpy line for her tongue.
For Bluey’s other eye, leave a little space and draw an upside-down “U” shape that connects to her nose. Add the pupil, but only half of it since the other half is behind her nose.
Now, let’s draw her body. Make a big rectangle with rounded corners next to her eye. Add curves at the bottom for her body’s shape.
Draw Bluey’s eyebrows as small curves above each eye. For her ears, start from the top of each eyebrow and draw a triangle that connects back to her body. Add a smaller triangle inside each ear for detail.
Time for Bluey’s arms! Draw two diagonal lines next to her body for her right arm. Add an upside-down “U” for her thumb and three more fingers. Do the same for her left arm.
For her legs, draw two diagonal lines from the bottom of her body. Create her feet by drawing curves that look like dog paws, connecting them with a curve at the back.
Bluey’s tail is next! Draw a curve coming out to the left, followed by another curve below it. Add a few bumps to make it look playful.
To finish Bluey, add her special spots. Draw a curve on her tail, a spot under her eye, and a few more on her body.
Now that you’ve drawn Bluey, it’s time to color her! Use light blue for her paws and belly, and a light blue stripe around her snout. Have fun matching the colors!
Great job! You’ve drawn Bluey all by yourself. We hope you had fun with this guide. Show your drawing to your friends and family. Happy drawing!
Spot the Bluey: Go on a Bluey hunt around your home or neighborhood! Look for objects or animals that remind you of Bluey. It could be a blue toy, a dog, or even a cartoon character. Take a picture or draw what you find and share it with your class. Discuss how these objects or animals are similar to Bluey.
Create Your Own Character: Use the steps you learned to draw Bluey and create your own character! Think about what kind of animal it could be, what colors it might have, and any special features. Draw your character and give it a name. Share your drawing with your classmates and explain why you chose those features.
Bluey Story Time: Imagine a day in the life of Bluey. What adventures might she go on? Write a short story or draw a comic strip showing Bluey’s day. Include some of the steps you used to draw Bluey in your illustrations. Share your story or comic with your class and talk about what makes Bluey a fun character.
