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How to Draw Toothless

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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One of the most beloved animated characters in recent cinematic history is Toothless, the lovable dragon from the “How to Train Your Dragon” franchise. With his sleek design, endearing expressions, and heartwarming bond with his human friend, Hiccup, Toothless has stolen the hearts of viewers worldwide. In this article, we will explore a step-by-step guide on how to draw Toothless like a pro!

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

To get started, gather all your drawing materials. You will need pencils (preferably a combination of HB and 2B), an eraser, a sharpener, and drawing paper. Optionally, you can use a fineliner or ink pen if you want to outline your drawing later.

Step 2: Draw Reference Lines

Begin with creating two slightly inclined perpendicular lines to set up the center guidelines for Toothless’s body and head. Next, draw two more lines that will help you position the wings and legs.

Step 3: Sketch the Head

In the area where your guidelines intersect, sketch out an oval shape for Toothless’s head. Add two smaller ovals on top of it for his eyes. Add cute curves resembling eyebrows above the eyes. Then draw a short curved line for his smile.

Step 4: Draw His Body

Using the vertical guideline as a reference, extend its length downward to create Toothless’s long slender body. To create a smooth curve towards his tail end, use smooth zigzag lines that resemble an S shape.

Step 5: Draw His Legs

For the legs, begin with two small circles at the base of each inclining reference line to form their joints. From there, extend a pair of curvy lines downwards into an L shape before bringing them back up to create another loop simulating his thighs and lower legs. Lastly, add three-pointed toenails for claws on each foot.

Step 6: Add His Wings

Using the other two reference lines you drew earlier, start sketching the shape of Toothless’s wings. Begin with a curved line extending from his upper back area, then make subsequent lines gently curve down before tapering off at the tip. Finally, create the details in his wings by drawing blunt spines along the top edge, and thin lines resembling veins extending from them.

Step 7: Draw the Tail

To draw Toothless’s tail, extend two curvy lines from his back that reach outwards similar to a V shape. Connect both lines with a gentle arch and add fin-like shapes on each side of his tail. Be sure to include his signature prosthetic tail fin on one side as well.

Step 8: Add Final Details

Now, go over your drawing to outline any rough pencil lines or sketches. Add specific markings such as scales on Toothless’s body, wrinkles around his eyes, and extra texture in his wings.

Step 9: Finish Your Drawing

If you used a pencil for your initial drawing and want to finalize it with ink, use a fineliner or ink pen to outline your work. Gently erase any remaining pencil marks after the ink has dried thoroughly.

Congratulations! You’ve completed this step-by-step guide on how to draw Toothless. With practice and patience, you’ll be able to create impressive depictions of this lovable dragon in no time!

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