Today, we’re going to learn how to draw Destiny, the friendly whale shark from the movie Finding Dory. Get your pencils and paper ready, and let’s have some fun drawing!
First, let’s draw Destiny’s big smile. Start by making a line that curves up for the top of her mouth. Then, draw a “U” shape for the bottom part. Add little lines on the sides for her cheeks to make her look happy. Inside her mouth, draw a curved “M” shape for her tongue.
Next, let’s give Destiny her eyes. Draw a big circle next to her mouth for one eye, and then another circle on the other side for the second eye. Inside each eye, draw a smaller circle and color it in, but leave a tiny white spot to make her eyes look shiny.
Now, let’s draw the top of Destiny’s head. Start with a line that is a little bit curved and connects her eyes. On the other side, draw a line that curves down into her body.
Time to add Destiny’s fins! For the top fin, draw a curve that goes up and then back down, like an “A” shape. For her tail, draw a tall shape that almost reaches the edge of your paper, then connect the top and bottom to finish it.
To finish Destiny’s body, draw a curve that goes down from the top fin to just below it. Then, make a big “V” shape for her side fin. Add a small fin at the bottom of her tail and a line that curves back into her body.
Destiny has spots on her body and tail. Draw small ovals along her tail and body, and make them different sizes. You can also add spots on her top fin and side fin.
Now, let’s color Destiny! You will need three colors: medium blue, light blue, and pink. Use light blue for her belly and some spots. Use medium blue for the rest of her body and fins, and add pink for any extra details.
Great job drawing Destiny! Remember, it’s okay if your drawing looks a little different. The most important thing is to have fun and enjoy drawing. We hope you had a great time, and we can’t wait to see your amazing artwork!
Whale Shark Spotting Adventure: Take a walk outside or visit a local aquarium if possible. Look for patterns in nature, like spots on leaves or the scales of a fish. Can you find anything that reminds you of Destiny’s spots? Draw what you see and compare it to your drawing of Destiny. How are they similar or different?
Create Your Own Sea Creature: Using the steps you learned to draw Destiny, invent your own sea creature! Think about what kind of mouth, eyes, and fins your creature might have. What colors will it be? Draw your creature and give it a name. Share your drawing with a friend or family member and explain why you chose those features.
Story Time with Destiny: Imagine a day in the life of Destiny the whale shark. Write a short story or draw a comic strip about an adventure she might have in the ocean. What other sea creatures does she meet? What challenges does she face? Use your imagination and have fun creating a new story about Destiny!
