Materials:
* Paper
* Pencil
* Eraser
* Black marker (optional)
* Colored pencils, markers, or crayons (optional)
Steps:
1. Start with the Head:
- Draw a large oval for Slappy's head.
- Add a slight curve to the bottom of the oval for his chin.
- Draw two small circles at the top of the head for his eyes, leaving some space between them for his nose.
2. Add Features:
- Eyes: Draw a small circle inside each eye circle, and then fill in the smaller circle with black. Leave a small white dot in the center of each black circle for his pupils.
- Nose: Draw a small, rounded triangle for Slappy's nose, positioned directly below the eyes.
- Mouth: Draw a wide, slightly curved line for his mouth. Make it a bit creepy by adding a small gap in the center of the line to create a menacing grin.
3. The Body:
- Draw a rectangular shape for his body, starting from the bottom of the head and extending downwards.
- Make the body slightly wider at the top and taper it down towards the bottom.
4. Arms and Hands:
- Draw two slightly bent arms extending from the sides of the body.
- Make the arms stick out a bit at the elbows.
- Draw hands at the end of each arm, with four stubby fingers on each hand.
5. Legs:
- Draw two short, stubby legs coming from the bottom of the body.
- Make them slightly bent at the knees.
- Draw small, oval-shaped feet at the bottom of each leg.
6. Details:
- Buttons: Draw a few small circles on the front of Slappy's body to represent buttons.
- Bowtie: Add a small, rounded bowtie above the buttons.
- Hair: Draw a few uneven lines on the top of Slappy's head to represent his messy, unkempt hair.
7. Finish:
- Outline: Use a black marker to outline the entire drawing. This will give Slappy a bolder look.
- Color: If desired, color Slappy in with shades of gray, brown, and red for his clothing.
Extra Tips:
* Expression: Play around with Slappy's expression. You can make him look angry, mischievous, or even playful.
* Pose: Experiment with different poses for Slappy. You can have him standing, sitting, or even holding something.
* Background: Add a simple background to your drawing, such as a haunted house or a spooky forest.
Remember, drawing is all about practice and having fun! Don't be afraid to experiment with different techniques and styles until you find what works best for you. Good luck, and have fun bringing Slappy the Dummy to life!