How To Draw A Poké Ball Folding Surprise

Press the hair and release the poke

ball

Yes, we are going to

draw

a foldable

surprise

, that means when you open it there will be a Pokémon inside and which one should we put inside Pikachu. Yes, we're going to

draw

Pikachu, but you really could. just draw whatever pokemon you want now for this lesson you need something to draw with, we're going to use markers, you also need some paper and something to color in, yeah, okay you're ready to start, yeah, now we don't actually need to use them. markers first, we're going to fold our paper first, yeah, we're going to take the top edge and we're going to fold it to the bottom edge, line it up and then fold it in half and then out. the corners, good job, now let's take that top flap and we're going to fold it back up to the top, line it up and then fold it in half and into the corners, oh okay, it's a little bit off center, not quite aligned. but okay, we just realign it and then we fold it in half, first here we go down the middle and then to the edge, we put both fingers there, come on, good job, okay, now we're going to turn it over and we're going to repeat the same step, let's take the top flap, line it up at the top and then towards the middle and then towards the corners, go down the middle, there you have it, now we're going to take that top flap and unfold it. did a good job and then we can turn it over now that we're ready for our scratch paper.

We're going to put this under our drawing paper because we're using markers and we don't want our marker to bleed through the paper and come off. on the table now we are ready to use our markers we are going to draw a circle for the poke

ball

and half of the circle will be above this fold and the other half will be below the fold so it might be a little easier if you start just drawing half the circle first at the top, you could start, yeah, right there, draw a big inverted U shape, yeah, it's okay if our circles look a little different, so let's draw. the bottom circle or the bottom half of the circle going down here and connecting to the other side also good job buddy, okay, there's a little more up here than down here, what's the most important thing: having food and two practices. practice, yeah, we could do this whole lesson again and next time, I promise it will turn out even better than the first time, okay, if we continue, yeah, let's draw another circle, a smaller circle here now, half of it will be on . the top and then the other half will be below the fold, good job, oh you're doing a good job man, now I'm going to draw another circle that just goes right next to the one we just drew. next to it, now I'm going to rotate my paper a little bit like this to make it easier and I'm going to draw a line that is above the fold and below the fold there you have it and then we can do the same thing on the right side above of the fold and just below the fold, all right, now we're going to color, we're going to color between these two lines and also between our two circles, now you're colored.

As an aside, okay, now we're going to fast forward to this part, but you guys can pause the video and take the time to color those parts. We also finished drawing our awesome pokeball, now we are ready to open our drawing. to have half up here and half down here, yeah, go ahead and flatten out those folds so it's a little bit easier to draw. The next part we will do is draw our Pokémon now. we want to make sure we're drawing everything below the top fold and above the bottom fold that way when we fold it back it'll be inside that's cool yeah now what Pokémon are we going to draw again pikachu yeah pikachu let's go first . drop we're going to keep this very simple first we're going to draw his head we're just going to draw half of them sticking out so we're going to draw an upside down U shape I'm going to draw it like this 'He's going to go up and down okay so let's draw his ears.

I'm going to draw a curve going out to the side like this, there you have it, you could actually draw a bigger Pikachu that has kind of long rabbit ears, so we're going to draw a curve coming back and connecting to its head and we will leave a small space between where we started. Yes, let's repeat the same step here. I'm going to draw the same curved line going out towards the head. side and then going back to his head, then his ears, we're going to draw a curve going down and we're going to draw that same curve here on this side, then let's color these two shapes, what should we draw next? eyes, okay, let's draw a circle here on the left and a circle here on the right, there you have another circle, then we'll draw a smaller circle on the top left of each eye and then we'll color the big circle, but leave the small ones white circles remember to pause the video if you need more time now what should we draw his mouth? his mouth, let's draw a curved w between his eyes and then we will draw him very happy.

I am going to draw. a big U shape coming down he's very excited to jump out of the pokeball he's ready to attack so let's draw his tongue inside now what are we missing his cheeks? okay, let's draw a semicircle to the left. I'm going to draw a backwards C shape and a forward C shape here, okay now let's draw his arms because he's really excited to jump out of the pokeball we're going to draw and the other way around, we're going to start here on the side of his body goes up and then we're going to go back down yes, so let's do the same thing here on the right and we want to make sure that we don't go below this bottom fold, okay, we did that.

I finished drawing our foldable pokeball

surprise

, except we're not done yet, what's left for us to do? Cover it, yes, we have to color it. This is my favorite part. Now we're going to fast forward once again, but remember that you can do it in the end. pause the video again to match the same color, you are ready to fast forward, yes awesome, we did it, we finished coloring our pokeball, now we add this little white circle on top, what is called highlight? Yes, it's a highlight and that makes our pokeball visible. bright, I also added this dark part here or a shadow that makes my pokeball look more 3d, yes, but you can leave that to make the lesson a little bit easier.

Now we also have to show our friends what's inside, even though they know it's Pikachu, right? anyway on the count of three let's make it three two one pikachu now we add this little extra detail here we add his tail you can leave that but I think our art friends should add even more things to their drawing what could they add? a different pokemon oh that would be awesome you could draw a different pokemon you want to make sure you place it under this top fold and above this bottom fold that way it will be hidden when you fold it again did you have fun yeah I did you promise, yes, and We hope you had a lot of fun too, yes, we hope you had a lot of fun.

Remember that it's okay if your drawings look different from ours because the most important thing is to have fun and practice, see you later. we love you bye bye pikachu pikachu