How To Draw

How To Draw offers free drawing tutorials designed for total beginners and kids. Each guide breaks a drawing into a few easy shapes, so you can follow along at your own pace and build your picture one small step at a time.

Choose a subject from categories like Animals, People & Faces, Anime & Manga, Plants & Flowers, Holidays & Seasons, Vehicles & Buildings, Objects & Symbols, Nature & Scenery, Sports & Gear, and Food & Drinks. Tutorials typically use short, clear instructions per step, with large visuals to show exactly what to add next.

Finish with simple, flat colors—no blending or shading required. There’s also a printable all-steps overview so you can see the process at a glance, making it a great option for solo practice or learning together with family or in a classroom.

How do I learn to draw as a beginner?

Start with a simple subject and follow the steps one at a time. Each tutorial breaks the drawing into easy shapes so you can finish a complete picture without prior experience.

Are these how-to-draw tutorials really easy?

Yes—each guide focuses on a few small shapes and short instructions per step. It avoids complicated art theory and uses beginner-friendly methods to help you keep moving forward.

Can kids use these drawing tutorials?

They’re made for kids and beginners, with big pictures and short, friendly steps. Many drawings can be completed independently or with help from a grown-up.

What do I need to start drawing?

You’ll just need paper and a pencil. The tutorials are designed for first-time artists and don’t require special supplies.

How long does each tutorial take?

Most drawings take between six and fifteen short steps. You can go as slowly as you like, depending on the tutorial.

Do I need to be good at art to start?

No—these tutorials are built for people who think they “can't draw.” If you can draw a circle and a line, you can follow along and create the finished picture step by step.