How to Draw a Baby Shark

1. Begin the Baby Shark outline by drawing its eye. Draw a slightly curved line, then enclose a circle above it. Draw an oval within an oval inside the circle, and shade between them.

2. Outline the shark’s face. Use a series of curved lines, noticing the gently pointed nose or snout.

3. Draw a curved “V” shaped line to form the shark’s pectoral fin.

4. Draw another “V” shaped line, this time below the eye. It outlines the shark’s smiling mouth and its lighter underbelly.

5. Draw a curved line below the mouth to form the bottom of the mouth. Then, draw “V” shaped lines to enclose the pointy teeth.

6. Enclose another triangle below the head, forming the pectoral fin on the opposite side.

Above the nearest fin, draw three parallel curved lines. These are the shark’s gills, which it uses instead of a nose to breathe.

7. Use two curved lines that meet at a point to draw the shark’s dorsal fin on its back.

8. Extend long curved lines from the dorsal and pectoral fins, outlining the shark’s tail.

9. Draw the half-circle-shaped tail fin using three curved lines. Then, draw a long curved line from the tail to the pectoral fin, indicating the lighter underbelly.

Your Baby Shark outline is now complete. Color your character.

We’ve shaded ours yellow, but these little sharks come in many colors, including blue, green, orange, pink, and purple. Why not draw and color them all?