How to Draw Charizard Easy Fast Ever since its video game release in 1996 and the anime series debut in 1998, Pokémon has been popular among children, teenagers, and adults. The character Charizard adds humanity's centuries-long fascination with dragons to this exciting world. To draw your own Charizard, follow this easy, step-by-step drawing tutorial. All you will need is a piece of paper and something with which to draw. You may also want to use crayons, colored pencils, or markers to color your work. In each illustration, new lines are highlighted in blue. Draw your lines lightly at first, as you will be erasing many to complete your drawing. Are you ready to begin your Pokémon adventure? Charizard, I choose you!
Step-by-step Instructions for Drawing Charizard Begin by drawing a small circle in the middle of your page. This will form the head. Next, draw two highly curved lines on the top of the head. These will form the horns. Begin to detail the face by drawing a Form the snout by extending a vertical curved line in the center of curved line from the bottom of the the circle, and two more curved lines circle, and connecting it with the on the right of the circle. curved line you drew within the right side of the circle. Draw another curved line at the end of the snout.
To form the jaw, draw a curved line from the base of the left horn to the tip of the snout. Erase the guide lines. These include the original circle and the line crossing the snout. Draw the neck. Draw two curved lines extending from the bottom of the head, then connect these at the bottom using a shorter curved line. Draw a roughly circular shape below the neck. This will form the body.
Sketch in the arms and legs. The left arm consists of two curved lines extending from the body. The right arm is drawn using four curved lines that intersect the body and neck. For the lower legs, draw each using two curved lines. Draw a circle at the end of each arm. This will form the hand. For each foot, connect the two sides of the leg using a bulbous, curving line. Draw three claws on each foot. To draw a claw, extend two curved lines from the foot. The lines will meet in a point. Connect the lines on the other end using a short, curved line. Each claw will resemble a curved triangle with a rounded base. Erase the guide lines that cross the claws, leg, and arm.
Draw three claws on each hand. Begin each claw by drawing a curved line that begins on the outside of the hand circle, curves outward, and ends within the circle. Then, draw a second, shorter curved line from the midpoint of the first, ending within the circle. Finally, connect the two line ends with a short, curved line. Also, draw a curved line through the middle of the hand to add detail. Erase the guide lines from the hands. Draw the tail by extending a curved line from the leg and from the foot, meeting in a point. Finish the tail by adding another curved line between the body and the foot. Draw a curved line from the left side of the body to the right leg. This details the belly. Draw a flame at the end of the tail. Begin on one side of the tail tip, drawing a squiggly, jagged line. End the line at the other side of the tail tip.
Add detail to the tail by drawing a curved line. Draw the wings. For each wing, extend a wavy line up from the shoulders, then curve it outwards and down. Draw a similar wavy line beneath the first. Repeat on the opposite side. Draw the eye using two curved lines. For the nose, draw two short, curved lines at the tip of the snout, and draw a longer wavy line above the left nostril. Draw a triangular tooth at the edge of the mouth. Draw a curved, "M" shaped line to connect each wing tip to the back. Detail the wings using two curved, vertical lines on each. Complete each eye using a curved line, a small circle, and a dot. Erase the guide line from the neck.
Find more drawing instructions on Color your Charizard. To color him in the classic style, shade his body orange, his wings and eyes teal, his belly light yellow, and his tail flame bright yellow. The claws may remain while.