How To Draw A Robot Easy

Watch my directed cartoon video on how to draw a cute cartoon robot

Today I thought it might be fun to do an piece of cake directed drawing of a cute drawing robot 🤖. Permit's give information technology an antenna and some wiggly arms with pinchers to grab stuff. Then nosotros can give it a robot center to make it look really cute! I tried to go along the directed drawing fun for older kids and adults, but besides like shooting fish in a barrel plenty for kids in preschool and kindergarten. Go for it! 👍 – Patrick O.

Follow these directed drawing instructions that make a beautiful cartoon robot drawing easy to exercise:

Start by cartoon the head of the robot. Depict a long rectangle well-nigh the top of the page.
Now let's add some large robot optics. Inside the rectangle, depict two circles for eyes on each side, and add together pupils looking in whatsoever direction yous'd like. No need for light reflection here because these are non man eyes!
Next let's depict the mouth, ears and an antenna. Add a small curved line between the optics for a smile, and so 2 half circles on each side of the head for "ears". Draw a line up from the top of the head with a pocket-sized circle on tiptop for the antenna. Add together some "rays" to make the antenna light up.
Let'due south draw the cartoon robot'south body and neck. Describe a square below the caput, leaving some infinite for the cervix. Then create the robot's neck by drawing 2 small-scale lines up to connect the body to the head. Finally, add some vertical lines within the neck, giving it a bendy look .
Now let'southward give our robot a centre. In the middle of the body, draw a heart shape. Then draw some connecting lines from each corner of the body, giving our robot a metal box look.
Next permit'south draw the cartoon robot's arms. Describe two curved lines out from one side of the trunk, and connect them with a directly line for the wrist. Repeat on the other side.
Add some robot easily and texture to the arms. At each wrist, describe a circle for a hand. And then for each hand, add a pocket-sized line that doesn't quite go all the way through, to requite it a crab-like pincher wait. Stop by adding lines along the arms to give them a bendy look also.
And so let's draw the robot's legs and anxiety. Describe a smaller rectangle under the body for the legs, followed by a longer but more than squished rectangle nether it for the robot's feet. Depict a directly line down the middle to carve up the legs.
Finish the cartoon robot drawing by adding some texture to the legs. Adding some horizontal lines on the legs to make sure they tin curve too!