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How to Draw a Komodo Dragon

In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a komodo dragon in just nine easy steps. Start the lesson and get the skills!

How to Draw a Komodo Dragon - final result
how to draw a komodo dragon step by step

In this tutorial, I want to show you how to draw a komodo dragon. With a simple step-by-step guide, you will train your creativity.

Now I will show in detail how to draw a komodo dragon step by step. The lesson includes eight steps. Each step is one simple action that any aspiring artist can easily perform.

The komodo dragon is a large lizard. The body of the lizard is elongated and covered with dense bone armor. The animal looks large and clumsy, but if necessary, it is able to move at great speed.

Komodo Dragon Drawing Tutorial

Materials

  • Pencil
  • Paper
  • Eraser
  • Coloring supplies

Time needed: 30 minutes

How to Draw a Komodo Dragon

  1. Draw the head.

    Depict a smooth round line as in my example.Step 1: Draw the head

  2. Add the elements of the muzzle.

    Sketch out the eye, the mouth, and the long tongue.Step 2: Add the elements of the muzzle

  3. Depict the torso.

    Continue the lines of the head and draw the elongated torso.Step 3: Depict the torso

  4. Sketch out the tail.

    Continue the lines of the torso and depict the long tail that is bent.Step 4: Sketch out the tail

  5. Draw the front paws.

    The lower part of the torso depict two wide paws.Step 5: Draw the front paws

  6. Add the hind paws.

    Sketch out two hind legs. The feet are large and wide.Step 6: Add the hind paws

  7. Correct inaccuracies.

    Carefully remove unnecessary lines.Step 7: Correct inaccuracies

  8. Color the komodo dragon.

    Use brown for the body. Color the eye orange, the pupil black, and add highlights.Step 8: Color the komodo dragon

The Komodo dragon is ready! I hope that this lesson was useful for you, and you got pleasant emotions. If you want to share your opinion about this lesson, you can write in the comments. I suggest you download the short version of the lesson in PDF so that you always have access to the lesson.

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