How to Draw a Flying Unicorn

1. Begin the flying unicorn outline by drawing the animal's face. Use overlapping curved lines for the top and bottom of the face and the mouth.

Use shorter lines for the eye, eyebrow, nostril, and corner of the mouth. Shade an oval in the eye and another for the nostril.

2. Use a series of curved lines to draw the ear, the front of the mane, and the triangle-shaped horn. Shade a teardrop at the corner of the eye to indicate eyelashes.

3. Use overlapping curved lines to continue the mane and to draw the chest and foreleg.

4. Enclose the curved rectangular shape of the hoof at the end of the leg. Use long curved lines to draw the remaining foreleg, with a rectangular hoof at the end.

Then, extend a long line from the shoulder, forming the wing. Double it back on itself at the end, forming a pointed feather.

5. Use "U" shaped lines to make the feathers of the wings. Notice how they become smaller as they approach the body. Then, use overlapping curved lines for the belly and rear leg.

6. Use long lines to complete the legs, and draw rectangular hooves at the bottom. Notice the little jagged points just above the hooves that add the texture of fur.

7. Complete the mane, using lines of different lengths that meet at points. Then draw the tail, again using curved lines that meet at points.

8. Complete the tail, using a pair of curved lines that meet at a sharp point. Texture the wing with a series of curved lines to add the texture of feathers. Use a series of lines to enclose the remaining wing above the horse's head.

9. Use curved lines to texture the wings, mane, tail, and spiral-shaped horn.

Your flying unicorn outline is now complete. Color your creation. We've given our example white fur, a pink mane, and a golden horn in the classic unicorn style.

Since alicorns are mythical creatures, you can be as creative as you want.