This image is a hand-drawn instructional worksheet titled “How to Draw Loch Ness Monster”, aimed at young or beginner artists. It provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to sketch a cartoon-style version of the mythical Loch Ness Monster using basic shapes and creative line techniques.

Here is a comprehensive and polished breakdown:

Title

• “How to Draw Loch Ness Monster” – placed at the top in a whimsical handwritten style.

Drawing Instructions (Step-by-Step)

Step 1: Start with the Head

• Shape: The head is drawn using two triangles:
  • One triangle for the main head.
  • A second triangle behind it for the open mouth.
• Tips:
  • Round off the corners to soften the shapes.
  • Add one big tooth first, then fit others around it.
  • The head is slightly turned, so draw only one eye.

Step 2: Draw the Neck

• Use two long curving lines that get wider as they approach the body.
• This shape helps show depth and makes Nessie look more rounded.
• The neck is where the cuteness lies – shape it with care.

Step 3: Draw the Body

• The body is a large hump – draw it like a large arch or half-circle.
• Add a flipper: two lines that curve together, positioned near the front of the body.
• The tail curves up behind, showing movement and balance.

Step 4: Position in Water

• Use a line to show where he is in the water – this sets the horizon.
• Add splashes:
  • The top of a splash is where the water loops up and over.
  • The bottom is where it loops back down.
  • Draw water drops flying to show motion.

Step 5: Background & Environment

• Draw mountains or hills in the distance with sharp jagged lines.
• For water:
  • Far away waves = short dashes.
  • Near waves = large streaks and curves.
• This creates depth and perspective in the scene.

Style Tips & Techniques

• The monster has a friendly, cartoonish expression – large eyes, smiling mouth, and visible texture dots.
• Use shading and texture dots to give form and contrast.
• The image is signed © Adron 13, matching the same artistic style as the Egret worksheet.

Purpose and Tone

This worksheet combines technical drawing guidance with fun, playful narrative. It’s ideal for:

• Young artists
• Beginners learning shape construction
• Anyone wanting to explore drawing fantasy creatures with personality

Would you like this turned into a printable coloring page or a digital template for practice?