Theme week
Robot week: five days, five ways to draw robots
About 20 minutes a day. Start by tracing a robot and finish with a robot of your kid’s own design starring in a comic.
- Ages 4 to 10
- About 20 minutes a day
- A free page for most days
Trace a robot, then color its control panel
Trace the dotted lines, then color the buttons, lights and dials. Silver is just gray with a shiny white streak.
Build a robot in six steps
Robots are made of boxes and circles, which makes them the easiest characters to draw step by step.
Copy a robot square by square
Straight robot lines are perfect for the grid method.
Invent a robot from a shape
Every shape can be a robot part. What job does yours do?
Robot comic day
Draw what happens when the robots from this week get a day off.
The whole week in three books
The same robots, three different ways to make them.
Trace then color · ages 3+Trace Then Color: Cartoon Robots
Monday. Tracing and coloring, ages 3+.
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Step-by-step drawing · ages 5+How to Draw: Cartoon Robots
Tuesday. Six-step drawing, ages 5+.
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Grid drawing · ages 5+Draw by Grid: Cartoon Robots
Wednesday. Grid drawing, ages 5+.
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Comparing the books in more detail? See the robots drawing books on BestDrawingBooks.
