Hi awesome artists!

Thanksgiving comes once a year. Some of us get to see family or friends on Thanksgiving, and eat special food! Let’s draw some great Thanksgiving dishes. Follow the easy steps below to draw an apple pie, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes, and bread!

Thanksgiving is a great time to “give thanks.” What are you thankful for? 🙂

Happy Thanksgiving!

how to draw a Thanksgiving feast

Halloween is the purrrrfect time to draw a cute black cat! Just follow the steps below and create your own Halloween kitty.

Happy Halloween! Have fun trick or treating!

how to draw a black cat

Hi Peewees! Do you like cats and kittens? Let’s draw a sleeping kitty!

Cat’s sleep most of the day—12 to 16 hours! Some older cats will even sleep longer. Do you think cats dream? What do you think cats would dream about?

Follow the easy steps below to draw a sleeping kitty. Where is your kitty sleeping? On a couch? In the cat condo? This one is sleeping outside, in the grass among the flowers, on a nice summer day!

how to draw a sleeping kitty

Let’s draw a polar bear sitting in the snow. We will start with an egg shape!

Polar bears like the snow and ice, and they are great swimmers! Baby polar bears, called cubs, stay with their mothers for 2 years learning how to be on their own.

Follow the easy steps below to draw a polar bear. Since polar bears are white, and your paper is white, you can color a blue sky behind the polar bear so it shows up. You can also use gray to color a shadow beneath the polar bear sitting on the white snow. 

how to draw a polar bear

Hi Peewees! Have you ever seen a bird nest? Little baby birds live in them until they are big enough to fly. They tweet and chirp and keep each other warm while their parents are away getting food.

There are three babies in this nest, but you can have as many as you like. What color are your baby birds?

how to draw baby birds in a nest

It’s easy to draw a frog, Peewees. Would you like to try? Croak like a frog if you would!

Follow the steps below and draw your frog. Remember, no two frogs are the same. Every creature, and every person, is unique. So your frog does not have to look exactly like the frog below.

Is your frog sitting on a lily pad? Does your frog like to swim in the water? Are there little tadpoles (baby frogs) in the water wiggling around and having a good time? Does your frog have a name?

how to draw a frog

Everybody loves to draw dinosaurs—especially Peewees! The easy steps below will show you how.

Dinosaurs can be any color you like. And it’s really fun to make cool patterns on the dino’s skin—you can make spots or stripes or anything you want. Some dinosaurs were very big and tall. The dinosaurs we are drawing today were REALLY big. They are called apatosauruses. They stretched their long necks to nibble on the leaves of tall trees!

how to draw a dinosaur