How to Draw a Bearded Dragon
Drawing a Bearded Dragon isn’t as hard as it may look. Follow these simple steps and you’ll be drawing one in no time!
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Introduction
Bearded dragons are a type of lizard that is native to Australia They get their name from the spines that protrude from their necks and bodies, which resemble a beard. These lizards are popular pets because of their docile nature and ease of care. If you’re thinking about getting a bearded dragon, or if you just want to do some research on these fascinating animals, read on to learn how to draw one!
What You’ll Need
In order to draw a bearded dragon, you will need:
-A pen or pencil
-Paper
-A reference photo (optional)
Step by Step Instructions
Welcome to our step by step guide on how to draw a bearded dragon. This easy to follow tutorial will show you how to draw a realistic looking bearded dragon in just a few simple steps.
To begin, start by drawing the head and neck of the dragon. Next, add the body and legs. Finally, add the details to make your dragon look realistic.
Here are the supplies you will need:
-Pencil
-Paper
-Eraser
-Sharpie (optional)
Now let’s get started!
Tips and Tricks
Bearded dragons make eat pets, and they’re not too difficult to draw, either. Here are a few tips and tricks to get you started on your own bearded dragon drawing.
1. Start by sketching out the basic shape of the dragon’s body. Bearded dragons are relatively long and slender, so keep that in mind as you’re drawing.
2. Next, add in the details of the head, including the eyes nose, and mouth. Don’t forget the characteristic “beard” around the dragon’s chin!
3. Now it’s time to add some scales to your dragon’s skin. Begin with larger scales around the back and sides, then fill in with smaller scales as you move toward the belly.
4. To finish up, add any final details like claws, spikes on the back, and patterns on the skin. Color in your drawing using any shades you like – bearded dragons come in a variety of colors, so have fun with it!
Final Thoughts
Bearded dragons are wonderful pets that can bring years of enjoyment to their owners. Despite their relatively simple care requirements, they are still exotic animals that require some special consideration. This care sheet is meant to be a general outline of what you will need to do to take care of your bearded dragon.
As with any pet, there is always more to learn. We suggest you read as much as you can on bearded dragon care and find a reputable veterinarian that specializes in reptiles before bringing your new pet home.
Further Resources
If you’re interested in learning more about how to draw a bearded dragon, there are plenty of great resources out there to help you get started.
Here are a few of our favorites:
-How to Draw a Bearded Dragon for Kids: This step-by-step tutorial from The Art Globe is perfect for little ones who want to learn how to draw a bearded dragon.
-Bearded Dragon Drawing Tutorial: This detailed tutorial from Easy Peasy and Fun provides clear instructions and helpful Dragons for Beginners guide will give you everything you need to know about drawing your own beardie.
-How to Draw a Bearded Dragon: This simple tutorial from Geeky Pressure is perfect for those who want to learn the basics of drawing a bearded dragon without getting too overwhelmed.
FAQs
Q: What kind of pencil should I use?
A: We recommend a medium or fine-tip black Sharpie.
Q: Do I have to use a black Sharpie?
A: You can use any color you’d like, but we think a medium or fine-tip black Sharpie looks best.
Q: My bearded dragon is orange. Should I use an orange Sharpie?
A: You can use any color you’d like, but we think a medium or fine-tip black Sharpie looks best.
Glossary
Amorphous: A term used to describe shapes that do not have a fixed or definite form.
Appendage: A limb or other outgrowth of the body.
Arboreal: A term used to describe animals that spend most of their time in trees.
Biotype: A group of organisms with similar physical characteristics.
Caudal: A term used to describe the posterior (rear) end of an animal.
Coleoids: A group of cephalopod mollusks that includes squid, cuttlefish, andoctopi.Coleoids have eight tentacles, a relatively large brain, and eyes that are set into their head shield.
Cephalopod:A group of mollusks that includes squid, cuttlefish, and octopi. Cephalopods have eight tentacles, a relatively large brain, and eyes that are set into their head shield.
About the Author
My name is Dustin Grubbs and I have been keeping and breeding bearded dragons for over 15 years. I started this website to share my love of bearded dragons and to help others learn how to properly care for these amazing reptiles.
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If you’re looking for a new pet, you might be considering a bearded dragon. These lizards are relatively easy to care for, and they make great pets. But before you bring one home, you’ll need to know how to draw one!
Here’s a quick and easy guide to drawing a bearded dragon:
1. Start by drawing the head. Bearded dragons have triangular heads, so start with a triangle. Then add two small circles for the eyes and a curved line for the mouth.
2. Next, draw the body. Bearded dragons have long bodies, so start with a long oval. Then add four legs coming off of the body. Each leg should end in a clawed foot.
3. Finally, draw the tail. Bearded dragons have long tails that taper to a point. Start with a long oval and then taper it down to a point at the end.
4. Erase any pencil lines that you don’t need anymore, and your bearded dragon is complete!
