How To Draw a Vampire Bat, Free Printable Worksheet

How to draw a vampire bat, drawing lesson, and printable worksheet.

The free printable drawing worksheet will be useful to parents and teachers in class and at home. It can be a stand-alone lesson or given out as a take-home project.

Learning to draw takes time and practice. If your project does not turn out perfect, do not get upset- keep on drawing, and you will be making beautiful pictures before you know it. I have a lot of projects so come back often and try some more.

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Printable How to Draw a Vampire Bat Worksheet. 

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PRINTABLE PROJECT NOTES

BEGINNING
Draw lightly so you can erase things later. Draw an oval for the body. Near the top draw a circle for the head. The circle and oval overlap a little.

BODY
Lightly draw the arms, the upper arm is short and then the forearm is long. The four fingers are very long. The legs are short. After you have the arms positioned then draw around the lines to give the arms and fingers thickness.

FACE

How to Draw A Vampire Bat
 Printable Worksheet, Free

Use guidelines like a cross on the face. The eyes are circles on the top of the cross guideline. The nose has two dashes like the letter "V," with an arch line above. The mouth is like a sideways diamond. Draw just a few teeth. The ears are big for the size of the head. The ears start where eyebrows would be and curve up and then down the side of the face.


DETAILS
There are tiny thumbs on each wing. The feet are small and are a couple of lines. put a little shiny dot in the eye. Use shading technique to make the bat have roundness. Use curving lines to finish the wings.

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© Adron D, 10/29/14