How To Draw A Ivysaur
Drawing a Ivysaur is an exciting and fun creative project. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, this guide will help you create a vibrant and lively Ivysaur — perfect for that precious oohs and ahhs of admiration! It only takes a few minutes and a few simple supplies to follow this step-by-step tutorial and bring your musical pet to life.
Gather Your Supplies
To get started, you’ll need a few supplies — nothing too fancy! For this tutorial, you’ll need a pencil, a blunt eraser, a fine tip pen (like a Sharpie), various colors of markers or colored pencils and a piece of paper or sketchbook. Not sure which paper or sketchbook is best? Any paper or sketchbook with a smooth surface is perfect for this project.
Draw the Basic Shapes of the Ivysaur
Before you get too excited and jump into all the details, it’s important to remember to start with the most basic shapes of the Ivysaur. Start by sketching out a round shape tube-like body with two arms and two legs. Next, draw a large triangular shape head with two small round eyes and curvy antennae. Lastly, add a curvy vine with three pointed leaves and a curvy flower with five petals on the Antennae.
Add the Final Details
Now that the basic shapes are sketched out, add the details. Make sure the Ivysaur has two antennae, two large feet and two small arms. Also, include the traditional purple and green spots seen all over the Ivysaur’s body. Once the features are all in place, use your fine tip pen to outline all the lines. Once the outliner is in place, erase any excess pencil marks.
Add Color
Once your Ivysaur shape is ready, it’s time to add some color. Use markers or colored pencils to color the body and details. For the traditional look, use purple and green as the base colors. Don’t forget to color the eyes, too, to bring the character to life. Once all the colors are in place, press your pen firmly on the paper to give the color a strong outline and professional looking details. And that’s it! You’ve created a vibrant and lively Ivysaur from scratch.
