Draw a dragon | @TamilPechu123

Step 1: Draw the basic body shapes

• Start with two circles for the body. A large one in the middle of your page for the chest and shoulders, and a slightly smaller one behind it for the hips.
• Draw another, smaller circle above and in front of the chest for the head. The distance will determine the neck's length.
• Sketch curved lines to connect the circles, forming the neck and the torso.

Step 2: Create the snout and jaw

• On the head circle, draw a rounded trapezoid or square shape to create the snout.
• Draw a curved line from the snout back toward the head to create the mouth. Add a line for the lower jaw.

Step 3: Add the legs

• Draw simple, straight guidelines for the legs. Position a pair of lines for the front legs extending from the chest circle and a pair for the back legs from the hip circle.
• Draw rounded, tube-like shapes around these guidelines to add bulk and definition to the legs.
• At the end of each leg, add a few pointed shapes for the toes and claws.

Step 4: Draw the wings

• Start the base of the wing at the top of the largest body circle.
• Draw two large, curved lines to form the outline of the wing's bony structure. It should resemble a bat's wing.
• Connect the curves with wavy lines to create the webbing of the wing. You can draw a smaller, second wing peeking out from behind the first.

Step 5: Draw the tail

• Start a long, curved line from the back of the body to form the tail.
• Add a second line that follows the same curve, tapering it so that the tail ends in a point.

Step 6: Refine the head and add details

• Add details to the head, such as circular eyes with slit or round pupils.
• Draw two curved horns coming off the back of the head.
• Add smaller spikes down the back of the neck.
• Give the mouth some jagged teeth and the nostrils two small dots or lines.

Step 7: Add texture and finish the drawing

• Erase the initial pencil guidelines and circles.
• Add texture to your dragon, such as bumpy scales, by drawing small curved or wavy lines on the body and head.
• You can also add a row of larger spikes down the dragon's back and tail.
• Finally, trace over your pencil lines with a darker pencil, pen, or marker to make the drawing stand out.