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How to Draw a Pokemon, Step by Step

June 26, 2010 in How to Draw A Pokemon, How to Draw All Pokemon, How to Draw Dragon Pokemon, How to Draw Electric Pokemon, How to Draw Fire Pokemon, How to Draw Flying Pokemon, How to Draw Grass Pokemon, How to Draw Ice Pokemon, How to Draw Poison Pokemon, How to Draw Psychic Pokemon, How to Draw Steel Pokemon, How to Draw Water Pokemon

Ok, I know that I don’t have a tutorial here that actually teaches you on “how to draw a pokemon step by step” ; I mean, how could I pass on something like that? This very articile will teach you on drawing pokemon with ease! I will show you the basics on which pokemon is defined by their classes. The ‘types’ a Pokemon is split into is Dragon, Electric, Fire, Flying, Grass, Ice, Poison, Psychic, Steel, and Water. There are lots of these critters in the universe of Pokemon, I’ll roughly estimate that there are around 493 of these creatures! I know you might think that its not a lot, but to do drawing tutorials on all of these guys is way more then able to handle! To learn how to draw all sorts of Pokemon please go here:How to Draw Pokemon

draw bug pokemonBug Pokemon have the elements of a bug. Konopan, Beedrill, Scyther, and Parasect are good Bug Pokemons that can take out Psychic Pokemon with ease.

draw gengarGhost Pokemon are used best to take out opponents easy. Gengar is one of the specialties of this group and the most recognized.

draw fire pokemon Fire Pokemon have the powerful element of fire. The most recognizable Pokemon of this group is Charizard, Charmander, Ponyta, Moltres, and a few others. These Pokemon work great against Bug, Ice, and Grass types.

draw blastoiseWater Pokemon have the strong and fluidly element of water. These critters are great against Ground, Rock and Fire Pokemon. One of the most popular creatures of this type is Blastoise, Squirtle, Polliwag, and Gyarados.

Well folks, I’m not going to list all the types. On the side of the site, there are a few categories that separate Pokemon tutorials by their elemental type. I’ll list a few of my favorite drawing videos that I think will be helpful for all of you.

How to Draw Blastoise

How to Draw Charizard

How to Draw Pikachu

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How to Draw Venusaur, Step by Step

May 22, 2010 in How to Draw A Pokemon, How to Draw All Pokemon, How to Draw Grass Pokemon, How to Draw Poison Pokemon

VenusaurHere is a drawing tutorial that will teach you how to draw Venusaur step by step. Venusaur is one of our favorite Pokemon. We hope you enjoy the drawing tutorial. We also found a YouTube video that teaches you how to draw Venusaur. We have all sorts of grass/poison Pokemon drawing tutorials. Venusaur will look really dull when your done drawing him and so does Arceus. If you want to brighten up each drawing, spice it up a bit by coloring. Use Photoshop or crayons. We will remind you to color it at the end of this drawing tutorial.

  1. Draw an oval because Venusaur has a long oval horizontally.
  2. Know the style of Venusaur. Just because Venusaur is a grass/poison Pokemon, you need to draw leaves on him with a mushroom.
  3. Draw the design. Draw the designs of Venusaur like the head, leaves, eyes, mouth, legs, feet, and other.

You should give Venusaur some color with Photoshop or you can go old school and use crayons. There’s a drawing video bellow that will teach you how to draw Venusaur. Enjoy!

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