Learn How to Draw a Pterodactyl: Easy Steps

In this drawing tutorial, you will learn how to draw a pterodactyl, a prehistoric animal with wings. The term "Pterodactyl" comes from Greek words meaning "winged finger" because its wings were attached to a large bone resembling an enlarged finger. Despite being a prehistoric creature, an adult pterodactyl is no larger than a human child. Follow these easy steps to draw your own pterodactyl. Start by sketching a skeleton with a curved cross shape. Then, add two triangles for the beak, a circle for the head, and an oval for the crown. Sketch a neck, a thin body using ovals, and add feet and a small tail. Draw a curved triangle for the wings and remember to include a hand with small fingers. Once you have the basic shape, outline your drawing and add in details, erasing guidelines as necessary. Finally, color your pterodactyl and let your creativity shine. Congratulations on drawing your very own pterodactyl!