How To Draw A Spinosaurus Dinosaur

Hello friends, let's

draw

a Spinosaurus. Yes, what is a Spinosaurus? and paper and something to go with it, yes, you are ready to start, yes, because we are using our markers to

draw

and color. We are also using marker paper to draw. This helps protect our table and also makes our markers last longer. We're also drawing with our paper horizontally or sideways so we have room to draw the entire

dinosaur

and we're going to start over here at the top left of our paper and draw the mouth of our

dinosaur

. We're going to start by drawing a sideways letter V, that's a little tricky, yeah you can do it, oh that's a big mouth, I love it okay, and then I'll make mine a little bigger too to match the yours, and they had big mouths, big jaws, so come on.

I will also draw the teeth. I'm going to draw a zigzag line going down the top, yeah, there you go, and then we're going to draw it across the bottom two and you could draw some of the big teeth and some small ones, oh, I really like that. big tooth and then we could also draw a little curve here at the corner of the mouth. Now let's draw the eye and we're going to draw here above the mouth and we could also draw a little highlight inside and then color the big circle or oval and leave that nice little white now let's also draw the eyebrow or the eyelid that goes over the eye first let's draw the nostril area we're going to draw a little curve that goes up yeah and then we're going to draw, let's draw a little nostril and then we can draw the rest of the head coming back and connecting with the eyebrow yeah, and then let's draw the bottom of the mouth, we'll start here and curve back and look, it's a little bit. thinner coming back and then we're going to curve up almost like we're going to connect with the eye, but we want to leave a space that looks amazing and looks like an alligator, um, yeah, now let's draw the neck. we're going to draw coming back from the top of the head, we're going to curve down like this and then we're going to start curving towards the other side, yeah, and then we're going to draw with the back, we're going to draw a big curve coming this way and then let's go back here to the bottom of the head and we're going to draw the front of the neck going down like this so we can start like right here oh, you drew the whole body.

I love it. Awesome and it's okay that your two drawings look different, they're both turning out amazing and it's okay if your drawings look different too because the most important thing is to have fun and practice, yes, have fun and practice, okay, we should move on, yes. Alright, now on mine, I'll do it a little different, look at me. I'm going to draw a little curve going down and then forward for the front arm and you can draw it right here, down, yeah, and then forward and. then let's draw the fingers or the claws, we're going to draw a curved W, yes, and we could also draw the rest of the arm going back to the body, yes, we'll also draw another arm so that it looks 3D, let's draw it's right here and I'm going let's draw it going up higher and then we can draw a W curve for the claws again and then let's draw the rest of the arm coming back and connecting.

I love your little dinosaur arms, they look super cool, okay? now let's draw the belly, except you already have a belly. I'm going to draw, you have an idea, but are you going to draw it differently? What's that? It's a part of the belly, oh, the part of the belly, I like it a lot. I'm going to add that. too, so I'm going to draw the line of my belly. I'm going to imagine it goes behind the arm right here and we're going to back up more like yours. Now I'm going to draw a big back leg.

I'm going to draw curves, we're going to connect here and then down, but yeah, you can draw it there. I love it and then we're going to draw the foot like this forward and then we're going to draw a claw or claws. down here, so we'll draw another W and then we'll go back up, yeah, and follow it. You did such a good job. I love drawing with you. Me too and then I go up like this. I made it a little bit thicker towards the back to make it look muscular and I love yours yours is perfect perfect so we're going to draw the other leg and I'm going to bring it really close to this one that we already drew and then We can draw little claws right here and just connect them to the feet, one yes, just one that is perfect, so it's an easy way to draw another leg.

We don't draw everything because it overlaps behind this one in front and you can really see it. great okay now we're going to draw the tail and we're going to draw it curved we're going to start here at the bottom and I'm going to curve like this and curve down then we're going to start at the end of the tail so there's a point and as we get closer or closer to the body, we'll move further away and then we'll connect at the back, yeah, okay, why is our dinosaur missing spines? Yeah, it just looks like a dinosaur that we need to make.

It's a Spinosaurus, yeah, let's start by drawing a big spine right here in the middle, so we're just going to draw a big, tall diagonal line that starts in the middle and goes maybe all the way there, yeah, and then we're going to rotate it. It's going to look a little bit like a fan on it, so I'm going to start here right next to this one that we just drew and we're going to draw it a little bit shorter on the side like this and then the next one. Let's draw it shorter, oh look, I'm also curving it like a fan and then we're going to draw it shorter and we're going to go down until we get to the neck and then yeah, that's a good place to stop and then we're going to start here and we're going to do the same thing, but we don't want to go down the queue, we want to end here, yeah, so I'm going to do the same thing.

Let's start here, go down and stop before the line. Now let's draw the top of the column. We're going to draw a little irregular line that goes over each of those lines and you can draw it in a wavy way, so it looks natural. like a dinosaur and we did it, we finished drawing our Spinosaurus, except we are not completely finished, still any color, yes, my favorite, and what color are our dinosaurs, we don't know, no, we don't know, so You can color your dinosaur however you want. I want you ready to speed things up, yes yes Olivia, we did it, we finished drawing and coloring our Spinosaurus and I love how yours turned out, you added a bow and eyelashes, it's very cute, thank you, you can add even more things to your drawing, yes, you could.

You could add whatever you want even a background that would be cool with grass and oh maybe a volcano and more dinosaurs yeah we hope you have fun join a Spinosaurus friend we hope you had a lot of fun it's a bit hard to say Spinosaurus, eh, Spinosaurus. there you go there you go see you later our friends goodbye