26 Easy Toys Drawing Tutorials for Kids

She's a Barbie girl living in a Barbie world! Sketch several pictures of this Barbie girl and color them to match Barbie and all her friends - blonde-haired Barbie and different hair colors for her friends!

Let's go fly a kite, up to the highest height! This drawing uses simple triangle shapes, intersecting lines, and curved lines to craft this classic diamond-shaped toy.

Sketch this Lego Minifigure and then color his bat suit black and sometimes really, really dark grey. Don't forget the bright yellow bat signal logo and utility belt. Why? Because I'm Batman!

Lippy Lips can help you get ready for your next shopping spree. Why settle for boring makeup when your lipstick tube can smile back at you? Draw Lippy using rounded rectangles, ovals, and hearts.

Howdy, howdy, howdy! If someone's poisoned the water hole, Woody is the right cowboy for the job. Our drawing guide breaks down this complex character into simple steps.

Who is hiding inside that Hatchimal egg? Draw him to find out! Don't forget to use your markers, crayons, or colored pencils to add out-of-this-world colors to your new pet.

Kids have played with dolls like this one for as long as anyone can remember. After you've mastered the basics, try changing her hair or clothing to match your favorite childhood toy.

Which Little Outrageous Little will you get this time? After you've followed these simple steps, you can use your new skills to customize your drawing - and make yourself a whole collection of LOL Surprise! portraits.

This jack-in-the-box is full of confetti and a clown-like court jester doll on a spring. You can surprise someone by drawing them this fun toy.

Nutcrackers are special dolls made from metal or wood whose jaws are used to crack open the shells of nuts. Many are dressed in old-timey soldier's uniforms just like this one.

Teddy bears have been a childhood staple for over 100 years. They are often a gift given to a significant other on romantic occasions or when someone is sick and in the hospital. Draw this sweet gift for someone.

Beyblade, let it rip! You can improve your drawing skills with this detailed drawing guide. Beyblades are intricate spinning tops that "battle" each other with the spikes on their sides.

In the cartoons, Gundams are giant robotic suits. But this cute chibi version looks just like a toy or action figure.

Balloons add a festive atmosphere to parties, carnivals, circuses, and gifts. Draw this bunch of helium balloons and then color them to match the theme of your occasion.

Buzz Lightyear to the rescue! In Disney's Toy Story, Buzz was Andy's new favorite toy, based on a Space Ranger character from his favorite movie.

Toys make great gifts for kids! You can wrap up any of the toys on this list in this gift box covered in wrapping paper, ribbons, and a bow.

Marionettes are puppets controlled by strings, just like Pinocchio. Can you see which arm of the paddle controls which part of the puppet? Examine the straight lines of the strings to find out.

Have you ever played with a snow globe? Now you can draw one! Snowglobes consist of a round glass ball filled with a tiny scene - in this case, a winter wonderland.

Tenderheart Bear wants you to learn how to draw all his Care Bear friends! Once you've mastered this drawing, can you change the belly badge to make other Care Bears?

How many Squishmallows have you collected? Add this scarf-wearing reindeer to your collection. Then, use the skills you've learned to design your own unique squishmallows.

Before you turn your sheet of paper into an airplane, you can draw one on it! This paper airplane is a study in geometric shapes and straight lines.

Rubber ducky, you're the one! You make drawing so much fun! This classic bath toy comes to life with a splash and a smile.

What's more fun than building with Legos? Drawing them! Capture the nostalgia of these rectangular and square blocks with round pegs on top.

She's no Barbie... she's brattier! While the long hair, short dress, and earrings may look the same, this doll's large eyes and lips set her apart.

This doll has stylish bangs, a dress with a bow, and tall bobby socks. But it's the large size of her head and eyes compared to her body that makes her so cute.

You don't have to make your dreidel out of clay; you can use paper and pencil instead. This spinning top is marked with meaningful Hebrew letters. Find out what they say.