Complete the sketch of the torso and head, already marking the position for the horn.
#simpycreate a unicorn
Create your own unicorn, with your friends, siblings and the entire family! Watch the above video to find inspiration on how to draw the outline of your unicorn and how to colour it with colouring pencils and soft pastels.
Draw the outline
Use a Simply Black Marker to draw the outline of the unicorn. Feel free to make some attempts using a light pencil. This will easily allow you to erase any mistakes. No worries! Art is all about trials and errors! When a piece of art doesn’t turn out as planned it is part of your journey to improvement, so keep going and see what you can make out of it.
When you are happy with the outline, you are ready to colour your unicorn!
Next step
Draw the outline
Use a Simply Black Marker to draw the outline of the unicorn. Feel free to make some attempts using a light pencil. This will easily allow you to erase any mistakes. No worries! Art is all about trials and errors! When a piece of art doesn’t turn out as planned it is part of your journey to improvement, so keep going and see what you can make out of it. When you are happy with the outline, you are ready to colour your unicorn!
Colour your unicorn
Use the Simply Colouring Pencils and Soft Pastels to draw your unicorn. Unleash your creativity: you can choose all the colours you wish to do so. Your unicorn will be unique! Tip: When using the Soft Pastels, feel free to blend them with your fingers to achieve different effects.
Next step
Colour your unicorn
Use the Simply Colouring Pencils and Soft Pastels to draw your unicorn. Unleash your creativity: you can choose all the colours you wish to do so. Your unicorn will be unique! Tip: When using the Soft Pastels, feel free to blend them with your fingers to achieve different effects.
Your step by step guide
Step 1
Draw the outline
Use a Simply Black Marker to draw the outline of the unicorn. Feel free to make some attempts using a light pencil. This will easily allow you to erase any mistakes. No worries! Art is all about trials and errors! When a piece of art doesn’t turn out as planned it is part of your journey to improvement, so keep going and see what you can make out of it. When you are happy with the outline, you are ready to colour your unicorn!
Next step
Draw the outline
Use a Simply Black Marker to draw the outline of the unicorn. Feel free to make some attempts using a light pencil. This will easily allow you to erase any mistakes. No worries! Art is all about trials and errors! When a piece of art doesn’t turn out as planned it is part of your journey to improvement, so keep going and see what you can make out of it. When you are happy with the outline, you are ready to colour your unicorn!
Colour your unicorn
Use the Simply Colouring Pencils and Soft Pastels to draw your unicorn. Unleash your creativity: you can choose all the colours you wish to do so. Your unicorn will be unique! Tip: When using the Soft Pastels, feel free to blend them with your fingers to achieve different effects.
Next step
Colour your unicorn
Use the Simply Colouring Pencils and Soft Pastels to draw your unicorn. Unleash your creativity: you can choose all the colours you wish to do so. Your unicorn will be unique! Tip: When using the Soft Pastels, feel free to blend them with your fingers to achieve different effects.
Step 1: Head and muzzle
First draw two circles with the pencil to define the future head of the animal. If you want your unicorn to remain white at the end, the pencil lines must be very thin so that they disappear completely after erasing.
Using two larger circles, mark the prominent points of the torso where the strong muscles are located.
Step 3: Neck, back and tail
Now sketch the nose, neck, back and tail of the animal with a continuous curved line. Make sure that the line is natural and not too straight.
Complete the sketch of the torso and head, already marking the position for the horn.
Step 5: Limbs and first permanent contours
Now sketch the legs at a gallop. Make sure that the posture is natural. Use small circles to represent the joints where the legs are bent and already indicate the hooves. Then use a pencil to draw the head, body and tail line. Add the first details to the head.
Complete the legs and face with the drawing pencil. Add a flowing mane and draw a flowing tail.
