Learn how to draw a great looking Easy Shark for Kids with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Easy Shark for Kids.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing an Easy Shark for Kids
How to Draw a Great Looking Easy Shark for Kids for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the easy shark outline by drawing a series of curved lines that meet at gentle points. Draw a long curved line for the shark's back. At one end, draw a shorter curved line meeting it to form the shark's nose. At the other, draw two curved lines that meet at a point, forming the top of the tail.
Easy Easy Shark for Kids Drawing - Step 2
2. Finish the tail, using two curved lines that meet at a point to draw the triangular shape. From the base of the tail, extend the long curved line that forms the shark's stomach.
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Easy Easy Shark for Kids Drawing - Step 3
3. Fill the gap in the shark's body with a "V" shaped line, enclosing the outline and forming the open mouth.
Easy Easy Shark for Kids Drawing - Step 4
4. Draw two curved lines above the mouth to form the shark's eye ridge. Below the lower line, enclose a partial oval. Shade a smaller oval within it.
Easy Easy Shark for Kids Drawing - Step 5
5. Use pairs of curved lines to draw the triangular teeth inside the shark's mouth.
Easy Easy Shark for Kids Drawing - Step 6
6. Finish drawing the triangular teeth along the shark's lower jaw.
Easy Easy Shark for Kids Drawing - Step 7
7. Use curved lines that meet at a point to draw the triangle-shaped dorsal fin on the shark's back. Then, draw three parallel curved lines beside the mouth. These are the shark's gills.
Add More Details to Your Easy Shark for Kids Picture - Step 8
8. Draw the pectoral fin, erasing as necessary. Use a series of curved lines, noting that this triangular fin has an extra point.
Complete the Outline of Your Easy Shark for Kids Drawing - Step 9
9. Draw the rear dorsal fin on the shark's back and the anal fin on its belly, creating a small triangle for each.
Color Your Easy Shark for Kids Drawing
Your shark outline is now complete. Color your cartoon shark. Most sharks are gray in color - darker on top and lighter on the bottom.
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Learn More About The Easy Shark for Kids Drawing
This easy shark for kids drawing is great for children and beginner artists of all ages. When you draw this shark, you will increase your drawing skills and your confidence.
This shark is made up of simple lines and shapes. Long lines make up the shark's body, while its mouth, teeth, and fins are all triangle-shaped.
If you look closely at our example, you can also practice your shading skills when you color your shark. There is no line across the shark's belly, but we've given ours a belly that is lighter than the rest of its body. Why?
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Because that is the pattern seen on real sharks. Their bellies are lighter and their backs are darker in order to camouflage them in the water.
Once you've mastered this easy shark, try your hand at our great white shark drawing or hammerhead shark drawing.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw a Manta Ray or Easy Fish Drawing tutorials.
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