How to Draw a Dragon Head
Now I will tell you and show you in detail how to draw a dragon head. I promise that an exciting creative process awaits you ahead.
I invite all young artists to a new drawing lesson in which I will show you how to draw a dragon head step by step. The dragon has an elongated head, large teeth on the upper jaw, wide nostrils, and horns or spikes on the head. The dragon looks very menacing and inspires fear.
The image of the dragon is very popular in many cultures. Surely you have seen dragon drawings on various objects and in books more than once.
If you learn how to draw a dragon head well, then in the future you can easily draw it in its entirety. So, check if you have all the art supplies at the ready and start the lesson.
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 30 minutes
How to Draw a Dragon Head
- Prepare the base.
Draw the head in the form of an oval and use curved lines to depict the neck.
- Depict the front of the muzzle.
In front of the head, depict the upper and lower jaw using curved lines.
- Add the nostrils and teeth.
On the front of the muzzle, draw two nostrils and successively draw several pointed teeth.
- Draw the eyes.
Depict the upper and lower eyelids, a semicircular eye and the supercilious arch.
- Sketch out the ear.
Add the pointed ear on the side of the head and depict the inner contour of the ear.
- Depict the horns.
At the crown, add two tall, pointed horns using curved lines.
- Add the spikes.
Draw some spiky spikes from the top of the head to the neck. Add a smooth curved line on the neck.
- Correct inaccuracies.
If you see any mistakes, then correct them now and also remove all unnecessary lines.
- Color the drawing.
For coloring, you will need any shades of green, brown, and beige.
Now you have learned how to draw a dragon head. If this step-by-step guide was interesting and useful for you, then leave your feedback in the comments. I will be happy to receive feedback. Finally, I suggest you download the PDF file, which contains a brief instruction and additional training materials.
