Step by step instructions to draw Dragonfly


Stage 1: Thorax

Draw a major, medium, and little hover over one another (like a thin snowman)

Stage 2: Wings

 Beginning mostly down the center oval, draw a long, upward bending line leaving each side. Draw two all the more upward bending lines leaving the base oval.

Stage 3: Wings

 Associate the parts of the bargains lines to the top hover to make the top wings. Associate the main concerns to the base of the top wings (about a third away from the body).

Stage 4: Head

 Draw a bended line over the highest point of the body, contacting both of the top wings. Next, draw a bigger bended line over that one, interfacing with the parts of the bargains line, to make the head. On the top, include an exceptionally little bended line.

Stage 5: Abdomen

 Draw two bowl shapes in the head to make the eyes. At that point draw the midriff by making two long queues leaving the base of the thorax, associated by a bend (it will resemble an extremely long, thin letter U).

Stage 6: Abdomen

Draw bended, flat lines going down the stomach area to give the presence of portions.

Stage 7: Legs

Draw two legs turning out from under the top wings and two legs turning out from under the base wings.

Stage 8: Wing Segments

 You could quit following the instructional exercise here and beautify the wings anyway you'd like (on the off chance that you need them to have twirls or a more plan y look). To make progressively reasonable wings, you should partition them into a few portions. Start with round fragments (as appeared in the image).

Stage 9: Wing Segments

 Make striped fragments following the states of the wings.

Stage 10: Wing Segments

At long last, you're going to fill in the wings with littler, nearly scale-like sections.

Stage 11: Finished


At the point when you're done drawing your dragonfly, you can shading it with any hues you like!

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