How to draw a cupid valentine angel drawing lesson and worksheet.
This free printable drawing worksheet is easier than it looks. It is a basic baby figure with wings holding a bow and arrow. Parents, teachers, and homeschool families will be able to use this in class and at home. It can be part of a Valentine's day project, a separate activity, or done at home as an extra skill-building assignment.SCROLL DOWN TO ACCESS THE FREE PDF.
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PRINTABLE PROJECT NOTES
Make the pose using a stick figure; bend the arms and the legs. The baby has short arms and legs, and a very big head with almost no neck. Draw this lightly so you can erase it later.
Once the pose is right, then draw circles for the shapes of the arms and legs, draw right over the stick figure. Draw the chubby body as a circle for the chest and a bigger circle for the tummy.
Outline the shape made by the circles it should look like a chubby baby.
Keep the hands simple, just squares tilted at an angle with the thumbs up. The feet are just bent rounded triangles.
Use a very sharp pencil to lightly draw the features of the face, keep it simple. Give him a big forehead. Put the eye, nose, mouth in the bottom third. Use only a dot for the eye, he has no eyebrow or chin. The hair is curly, thin, and short, don't overdo it.
Make the wings tiny. Outline them first with curved lines that go out and up. There are not many feathers.
Give him a diaper or ribbon over the special areas.
I suggest you practice drawing the bow and arrow on another piece of paper before trying it in the final project. Use a guide line up and down so the ends of the bow are in the right place. Draw a large bend that touches the guideline. The arrow should be right across the middle of the bow. Draw the bowstring last.
(C) A. E. Dozat 2/12/13
