How to Draw an Iguana for Kids
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Next, sketch out the shape of the iguana's head, and then draw the extra flap of skin that hangs from the neck.
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You will then make a long line starting from the back of the head, till you form a tail. Draw in the frills that flows down the iguana's back like so.
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Next, we will complete the body by drawing the back leg and foot, followed by the stomach, and front leg and foot. Add detailing where necessary.
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Finally, draw in the two scales on the side of the face like so. As you can see one is larger than the other. Color in the eye and add a dash for the nose. Erase the mistakes and be on your way.
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May 16, 2012
Description: How many times have you went inside a pet store with your parents to get a collar for Fido or a new toy and came across one of the coolest looking reptiles in the store? I know when I sued to go to Petco or Dr. Doolittle's, I always found myself drawn to the reptile section. My mother had to scour the store to find me, and when she did I used to say "look at this lizard". I always made an attempt to try and con my parents to buy me a pet iguana, but instead they bought me two ball pythons. Anyways, in light of my past I wanted to create a lesson for all you kids or novice artists out there that have a love for reptiles. Here is "how to draw an iguana for kids", step by step. This is probably one of my favorite animals for kids tuts I have done thus far. I think it's because it's so vivid and simple as well as cute and easy to draw. Even though I had a blast making this lesson, some of you may still find it hard to recreate such an awesome beast. I wish you all the best, make sure to leave a comment and rating to let others know what you think and how you did. Adios people and enjoy!