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Today we’re going to draw a hatchimal. Drawing a hatchimal with the step-by-step instructions is easy. If you need further help, take a look at the video How to Draw a Hatchimal at the bottom of this post.
There are five different types of hatchimals; pengualas, draggles, owlicorns, burtles, and bearakeets. In this guide, we’re going to draw a penguala hatchimal. If you’d like to learn to draw other types of hatchimals, please leave a comment below.
Drawing a hatchimal is easy. Just follow the step-by-step drawing instructions. It doesn’t take long to create a cute hatchimal drawing.
Scroll down for a downloadable PDF of this tutorial.
In the guide below, each step is highlighted in a light blue color.
You don’t need any special pens or tools. A regular pencil, eraser, and paper are all you need. If you want, you can also color the drawing with colored pencils or pens.
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Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Hatchimal
Draw a circle at the centre of the page.
Draw a curve intersecting the lower half of the circle.
Draw a large U-shape below the curving line.
Draw an oval next to the U-shape.
OTHER EASY DRAWING GUIDES:
Draw another U-shape below the smaller oval.
Draw a jagged line along the sides of the oval. This line will be the edge of the cracked hatchimal egg. It doesn’t need to look exactly same as in the tutorial illustration.
Erase the oval, so that only the jagged line is left.
Sketch another set of jagged lines around the top of the big U-shape.
Erase the top of the U-shape. Now you have two hatchimal egg halves with jagged edges.
Outline a heart-shape for the hatchimal’s face.
Draw a soft triangle for the beak.
Add an arc for the bottom of the beak.
OTHER EASY DRAWING GUIDES:
Add two tilted ovals for the eyes.
Draw two small ovals in the corners of the eyes.
Draw big pupils inside the eyes.
Sketch a little tuft of hair on top of the hatchimal’s head.
Add a few lines for the details around the eyes and forehead.
Sketch a bunch of cracked egg pieces.
Add dots to the egg shell.
Color your hatchimal drawing.
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