Learn how to draw a great looking Cartoon Snail with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Cartoon Snail.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Cartoon Snail

How to Draw a Great Looking Cartoon Snail for Kids and Beginners - Step 1

1. Begin the cartoon snail outline by drawing the snail's head. First, draw two circles. These will become the snail's eyes. Draw a curved line across each circle. In the lower half of the circle, draw a pie chart or Pacman shape - a circle with a missing triangular slice.
What does a Pacman shape look like, exactly? Check out this Pacman pixel art.
Below each eye, extend two curved lines. These are the snail's eyestalks. Then, connect the stalks with an overlapping curved line, contouring the snail's face.
Drawing Step 2

2. Continue the line of the face. This line should be long and wavy, outlining the bottom of the sticky, slimy foot.
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Drawing Step 3

3. Draw another wavy line roughly parallel to the foot, allowing the lines to meet at a point. Draw two curved lines across the face, forming the smiling mouth and the chin. Place a short curved line at the corner of the mouth.
Drawing Step 4

4. Extend the remaining side of the head with a long curved line. Double the line back on itself at the end to begin constructing the base of the shell. Connect the tip of the foot to the shell with a curved line.
Drawing Step 5

5. Begin the spiral shape of the snail shell by drawing a large "C" shaped line. Connect it to the snail's head with a short line.
Drawing Step 6

6. Continue the line of the shell to enclose the circle. Continue the line past the point of completion to begin the spiral pattern.
Drawing Step 7

7. Continue the spiral-shaped line.
Add More Details to Your Cartoon Snail Picture - Step 8

8. Enclose partial circles all along the spiral line. Notice that the circles grow smaller near the inside of the spiral.
Complete the Outline of Your Cartoon Snail Drawing - Step 9

9. Fill the snail shell with more circular spots.
Color your cartoon snail. We've given ours a green and yellow body with a tan and brown spotted snail.
Color Your Cartoon Snail Drawing

Throughout much of the world, garden snails are usually brown in color. But some snails - especially the ocean and marsh-dwelling snails - have vivid black-and-white patterns or unusually bright colors.
For more great cute & easy animals drawing tutorials, see the collection of How to Draw Cute & Easy Animals Step-by-Step Drawings.
Learn More About The Cartoon Snail Drawing
Slow and steady wins the race - even if you draw at a snail's pace, you can take your time with this easy, step-by-step cartoon snail drawing guide.
The most prominent feature of the snail is its spiral-shaped shell. You will use a long, spiraling line to draw this round shape. You will use circles and curved lines to complete the rest of the portrait.
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If you enjoyed this drawing guide, don't stop there. Give your cartoon snail a home in this butterfly garden scene. You can add in a few more invertebrate friends like this friendly ladybug drawing or sketch these busy bees.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw a Cartoon Lizard or Easy Cartoon Zebra Drawing tutorials.
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