How To Draw A Shark Folding Surprise Puppet

Hello art friends. Today we are going to

draw

a

shark

. Yes, we are going to make a foldable

surprise

puppet

shark

. It's going to be really great. We hope you follow us. You need something to

draw

with. We are using markers. You will also need some paper and something to color with. I almost did it for you. Are you ready to start? Yes. First we will take the top edge of our paper and fold it down. Line it up with the edge and then I like to fold it in half and then towards the corners. Then we'll take the top flap and fold it up or towards the middle of the paper and fold it in half and then towards the corners.

Good job. Line it up. There you go. Alright. Now we are going to turn our paper over and then we will do the same, we will repeat the same step. Take the bottom edge and fold it up. Fold down. Now we can take that last fold and unfold it, flatten it and then turn it over. And the folded part should be on top. You don't want it like that. You want it like that. I'm going to put a piece of paper under our white paper so that our marker doesn't go through our drawing paper and onto the table.

Now let's use our markers. We're going to draw a semicircle at the top of our fold and we're going to draw another semicircle below it so we have a complete circle. So we'll start over here and draw a semicircle. It comes like this and then goes down again. It looks like an inverted U. And you want to leave some space at the top so we can draw the shark's fin. There you go. Nice. And we're going to start over here, and we're going to draw another semicircle or U shape underneath to complete our circle. Next, let's draw the eyes of our shark.

I'm going to draw a circle on the left and a small circle here on the right. Now let's draw a smaller circle at the top right of each eye. This is for the highlights. Now we are going to color the large circle, but we will leave the small circle blank. If we ever go too fast or fast forward the video, what can our art friends do? Pause the video. Yes, you can pause the video if you need more time. Okay, now let's draw the nostrils of our shark. We're just going to draw two little dots right in the middle of the eyes, between the eyes.

Now let's draw the top fin. Let's draw an inverted V. We're going up and then down. Now let's draw the side fins. We're going to draw a curve that goes down like this and then goes up again. It looks like a curved V. There you have it. And then let's repeat the same step here on the right. Curve down and then back up. Great Austin, you did it. You finished drawing a really cool shark. Except we're not quite done. What do we still need to draw inside? Its mouth. Yeah, his really cool shark mouth. And we're going to open our drawings like this.

You can flatten them. And the first thing we're going to do is connect the top down. He's going to have a huge mouth. We will do the same on the right side as well. Simply draw a straight line that connects to the bottom. Now let's draw the top of his mouth. Let's start again here, just below the fold. And we're going to draw a line that looks like this. And we're going to leave space on both sides. Yes. Now let's draw the bottom of the mouth. We're going to draw another line down here that's close to the edge, close to the side, but on this one it's above the fold.

Now let's connect the top of the mouth to the bottom. We're just going to draw another straight line all the way down. We'll do the same thing here on this side. It looks incredible. What should we draw next? His teeth. His sharp teeth. We'll start over here and draw a bunch of zigzag lines. And I'm drawing really tall teeth to make it look even scarier. Good job. Now let's draw the lower teeth. I'm going to do reverse Vs all over the bottom of his mouth. Here we go. Now let's draw his tongue. We'll start right here and draw a U, the letter U.

And I'll start with the crease, the middle crease all the way to the teeth and then back up. Well. Now, at the top of the U, we're going to draw two bumps to finish the tongue. Now let's unsheath his throat. First let's draw a smaller U right here above the tongue in the middle. This is for that little punching bag you have right in the middle of your throat. On each side, we're going to curve and then connect up to the tongue. And then we will do the same on the right side. Bend and connect. Alright Austin, we did it.

We finished drawing our sharks. They look really cool, except they'll look even cooler once we do what? Color it. Yes, we need to color our drawings. This part we're going to move forward quickly, but at the end, you guys can pause the video to match the same color. Are you ready to move fast? Yes. Austin, give me five. You did a great job coloring your shark. Do you think it looks better colored? Yes. I think so too. Now we use gray to color the top and also its fins. But we should show our art friends what's inside.

Are you ready? Three, two, one. Raw. I really like the fish you added in the foldable

surprise

. Now you can add fish or add other things, maybe a hamburger. What else could you add? Do you have more fish in your mouth or something? Oh yeah. In fact, you could put fish inside his mouth. Now let's turn this into a

puppet

. So let's fold it again. And you can hold it like this. This way you can fold the top part and also the bottom part. And then you can open and close your mouth. Yes, like this. But to make it a little easier, I'm going to take a piece of tape like this, fold it over, and tape your fingers to the paper.

This makes it easier. And then, turn it over and I'll tape your thumb together. Now I also taped mine together. That makes it much easier to hold him like a puppet. Raw. I'm going to eat your fish. We hope you had a lot of fun following along and making your own shark puppets. And see you later friends of art. Bye bye. Mm, that's some tasty fish.