Drawing is super fun, especially when we draw cool characters like Bob-omb from Mario! Today, we’re going to learn how to draw Bob-omb step by step. So, grab your paper and markers, and let’s get started!
First, draw a big circle in the middle of your paper. This circle will be Bob-omb’s body. You can use something round to trace if you want a perfect circle, but it’s also fun to try drawing it yourself!
Next, draw two lines going up from the top of the circle. Connect these lines with a curved line to make the top of the bomb.
Now, let’s draw the wick. Draw two curved lines going up from the top of the bomb. Connect them at the top with another curve. You can add little lines on the wick to make it look more detailed.
To draw the wind-up key, make a sideways “U” shape sticking out from the back of the bomb. Then, draw two straight lines from the sides of the “U” and connect them with a curve. Add a line behind the “U” and a matching curve at the bottom.
For Bob-omb’s eyes, draw two ovals on the front of the bomb. Start with one oval, then draw another one right next to it. It’s okay if they aren’t exactly the same!
To make Bob-omb look like he’s walking, draw two lines coming down from the bottom of the bomb for the legs. Connect these lines with a curve to make the feet. For the front foot, draw two lines going forward and connect them with a curve. Add a curve around the foot to give it shape.
To make the feet look more real, draw a curve that goes down and around the bottom of the heel. This will make your drawing look more 3D!
Now it’s time to color! Use your favorite colors to bring Bob-omb to life. You can use light blue for the top, dark blue for the body, yellow for the wind-up key, and black for shading.
Yay! You’ve drawn Bob-omb from Mario! We hope you had a great time drawing and that your picture looks awesome. Show your drawing to your friends and keep practicing to get even better. Happy drawing!
Explore Shapes in Your Environment: Look around your home or classroom and find objects that are shaped like the parts of Bob-omb. Can you find something round like Bob-omb’s body or something that looks like the wind-up key? Draw these objects and label them with their shapes. This will help you see how different shapes are used in everyday things!
Create Your Own Character: Use the steps you learned to draw Bob-omb and create your own character. Think about what shapes you can use for the body, head, and other parts. Draw your character and give it a name. Share your drawing with your classmates and explain what makes your character special.
Color Mixing Experiment: Gather some colored pencils or markers and experiment with mixing colors. Try combining different colors to see what new colors you can create. For example, what happens when you mix blue and yellow? Use these new colors to add unique touches to your Bob-omb drawing or your own character creation.
