One of my friend’s knows the sweetest little girl who’s obsessed with unicorns. The little girl calls them “umicorns”…isn’t that the cutest??!! But, really, who doesn’t love a cute unicorn? Well, you’re in luck, because this post will show you how to draw unicorns and man are they cute!! 🥰
How to Draw Unicorns
Unicorns are everywhere. There is so much party decor, so many coloring books, toys and clothes out there related to unicorns, and this tutorial will help you draw your own and use them in various ways.
Use it to create your own Memory game
Draw the unicorns on index cards, cardstock or just plain paper, color them different colors with at least 2 each of the same color and, TADA! – you have your own memory game!
Create your own cards
Use cardstock to draw these on the front, fold the card, write a cute note on the inside, and you’ve just given someone a treasure created completely by you. How cool if you get your kids to do this and write notes to each other or to other people. It’s great to get them in the habit of doing kind things just because. đź‘Ś
Draw your own coloring pages
Whether it’s for fun or learning, these drawing tutorials are great for kids. If you are a homeschooler, this is a simple, fun way to get art into your learning. Even if your kids attend public school, kids have a limited amount of time in art classes and these are great supplements. Or just do them for fun.
Create your own “Art Walk”
You and your kids can do this together. Everyone draw their own unicorn and color them. Use colored or construction paper to create “frames”. Then have each person hang their picture down your “art walk”. This can be anywhere – in the house, in your yard, at the park, anywhere works. Make it fun and have a snack table where “patrons” can pick up some snacks as they walk around and enjoy fine art.
However you decide to use this tutorial, have fun with it!
Download the how to draw unicorns here.
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