How to Draw a Cute Bat

1. Begin the cute bat outline by drawing its eyes. Draw two curved lines, then enclose a partial oval above each. Inside each eye, draw two consecutively smaller ovals and shade between them.

2. Use curved lines to draw the eyebrows, the open, smiling mouth, and the tongue and two fangs inside.

Use curved lines that meet at points to draw tufts of fur on each side of the face, and connect them with a long curved line.

3. Draw another tuft of fur on each side of the face, and extend the line upwards. Draw another tuft on top of the head. Connect the tufts by enclosing the curved triangular shape of the bat's ear.

4. Draw the remaining ear, then detail inside each one with a long line and a tuft of fur. Then, extend a curved line upward from each side of the face. These will become the tops of the wings.

5. Draw a curved line, doubled back on itself, to draw the claw on the top of each wing. From it, draw a long line, and extend another line to meet it. Draw another curved line parallel to the top of the wing.

6. Draw two more pairs of curved lines below the claw on each wing, allowing each set to meet at a gentle point. Then use two curved lines for the sides of the body.

7. Connect the "fingers" of the wing and the sides of the body with long lines. Then, use "C" shaped lines to draw the tops of the legs.

8. Connect the legs with a "V" shaped line, forming the bat's tail. Use a series of three curved lines to draw each foot, and contour the flight muscles with curved lines.

9. Add fur to the chest with a series of lines that meet at points. Band the ears with curved lines.

Your cute bat outline is now complete. Color your character. Bats can be black, brown, or even white.