How To Draw A Goblin Worksheet.

How to draw a Goblin drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

This how-to draw a goblin project will give the young artist a rewarding experience as they develop confidence in drawing.

Parents and teachers will find many ways to use this printable project to help the young artist gain confidence in drawing. It can be done in class or at home.

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How To Draw A Goblin, Worksheet.

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YOU MAY PRINT THE PROJECT NOTES BELOW.

Because I do not like scary subjects I made Mr. Goblin a barber who needs more customer service skills, so the picture has some humor and a story.

TIP
Since this is a fantasy creature you can change features and body type to suit your personal project.

START
Use a stick figure to work out the pose.
     * There is no neck the head is low and looks like the ears are right on top of the shoulder.
     * The head is larger than normal and is like a long upside-down egg.
     * The arms are way too long.
     * The legs are short and bowed.
     * He has big hands and big feet.

FACE
The face is long and skinny. Use straight choppy lines to give it character.
     * The eyes are high up they are small black dots surrounded by wrinkles.
     * The nose looks like a carrot.
     * The mouth is a small frown.
     * There are lines under the cheek and over the eyebrow.
     * There are frown lines going down the cheek.
     * The ears stick out from the side, give them a little wave.
     * There is straight wire-like hair going up and out.
     * I gave him two small horns on his forehead.

DEVELOP THE BODY
The stick figure tells where to put the shapes. The arms and legs are ovals for the muscles; after they are right trace around them to give them shape.

HANDS
The hands are like a square with fingers coming out. Draw a square for the back of the hand. Then with a stick figure method draw the three fingers and thumb. Trace around the stick figure fingers then erase the extra lines.

FEET
Draw a flat line for the bottom but give it a little hump in the middle. The toe area curves around going high then down over the top of the foot. The back is straight up and down.

CLOTHING
Draw the clothes after you have the body developed. Because he is a barber he is wearing a smock, it is like a long shirt with short sleeves. Remember to follow the shape of the body and put some wrinkles. Our goblin has a loincloth that is ragged at the bottom and tied with a rope at the top.

Draw a comb in one hand with some teeth missing, and put a mirror in the other. If you try to draw a screaming face in the mirror keep it simple- it is just to tell the story. Draw some scissors on the floor.

If this has been helpful you might like my worksheet titled: How to Draw A Witch and Cauldron.

(c) Mr. Adron D 10/2/13

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