How to Draw the Indominus Rex

1. Begin the Indominus rex outline by drawing a squiggly line, doubled back on itself. This will form part of the dinosaur's head.

Enclose two horns by drawing incomplete triangles. Then, use a series of curved lines to outline the brow ridge, the eye, and the snakelike pupil.

2. Detail the head with long and short curved lines. Then, draw sharp, triangular teeth of different sizes below the top jaw.

3. Draw the open lower jaw. Use curved lines to enclose the triangular shapes of the jaw, tongue, and skin at the corner of the mouth. Detail the skin and tongue with curved lines.

4. Draw rounded triangular teeth along the lower jaw, erasing as necessary.

Then, draw a series of sharp, triangular strips at the base of the head, with wavy lines between them. Extend a line to form the back of the neck.

5. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to draw the bottom of the neck and the muscular forearm.

On the lower part of the arm, draw narrow spikes as you did on the back of the head. Use narrow triangles for the claws, and texture the neck and shoulder with curved lines.

6. Extend a long curved line from the back of the neck, forming the dinosaur's back and tail. Draw another curved line to meet it at a point, completing the tail.

7. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to draw the dinosaur's belly and muscular rear leg. Use rounded triangles for the claws, and contour the muscles of the leg and the tops of the toes with curved lines.

8. Draw the remaining rear leg, partially hidden. Again, use curved triangles for the claws and contour the muscles with curved lines.

Then, draw a frog-like vocal sac under the throat. Use curved lines and "V" shaped lines that form spikes.

9. Texture the dinosaur's back and tail with long and short curved lines.

Your Indominus rex outline is now complete. Color your dinosaur. In the movies, the Indominus rex had gray skin.