How to Draw Cinnamoroll Eating Watermelon | Sanrio

Hi Dressy and Kitties, Winnie here. Today we're going to draw a watermelon with cinnamon roll. So let's get started. To draw this cute white puppy from Sanrio, let's first start by drawing its eyes. So I'm going to come right here and draw a big oval. I'm trying my best not to go too dark because I want to color this in blue. If you don't want this harsh black line around it, you can just go ahead and use a blue marker to draw this part. But now that I have this big oval in, I'm going to come right across nice and wide and say about right here. And we're going to do the same thing. Draw another big oval. So now my two ovals in, I'm going to come in between the eyes and today we're going to make the mouth a little bit different because cinnamon roll is enjoying a slice of watermelon. So we are still going to draw that wobbly mouth. So this is my center. I'm going to come let's see here, I'm going to come back to the sides about right here and I'll just draw a curve first. Just a little bit easier for me. Draw this curve first. Now using that curve, I'm going to come right into the center of that curve and wobble towards the center and wobble out. And cap it off. So this just hopefully looks like cinnamon roll that has a chunk of watermelon in his mouth. So then from there, let's go ahead and frame his face. So I'm going to come to the top of my eye. I'm going to come out say about right here. Same thing on the other side. About the same distance, about right here. And we're going to draw this oval-ish, well this dumpling shape. So I'm going to come right here and go around the eye. Same thing here. And hopefully you're using a pencil and make adjustments as you need. Then I'm going to skip a little bit of space. Come about right here. So if you're using a pencil, you would just continue this and erase later. But I'm going to come up and about right here towards my center. It's going to be a little bit pointier. And then we can come down just like the other side. Okay, so we've created the shape and then I'm going to bring this in. So like I said, it's like a dumpling shape. So let's bring this down and it's going to be a little bit flatter towards the bottom. Go back and forth and make sure I'm going correctly here. It's so delicate, right? Okay, so now that we have that, I'm stopping giving myself enough space because in this area kind of like the edge of this eye, I'm going to come out and about right here, I'm just going to go ahead and draw the body. Same thing here. So I'm going to bring this in a little bit more. About right here. So that's where my body is going to start. And let's see, let's bring this down a little bit more. And right about there, I'm going to come down, so about right here. I'm going to go ahead and just draw the hands first. So I'm going to angle and then curve and bring it in. So same thing here. Come in, angle. Okay, so this is so that the Moroccan holds a slice of watermelon. So now that we have that, I'm going to come back up to the mouth really close to it, right in the center area. And I'll just draw two curves. Going a little bit down and using that in my center, I'm going to come down about right here. I'm going to angle and angle my slice of watermelon. And I'm going to come in between the hands right here and draw a curve all the way across. And let's come back up for the different layers of our watermelon. So let's come up one, then another curve. And of course we need some seeds, so come to the center and just draw these teardrop shapes. And I'll give a little highlight. Same thing here, I'll just add three seeds and one right there. Okay, so now that we have that, let's go back up and draw the wonderful ears first, right? That makes Cinnamon Roll who he is. So now that I have my shape in, I'm just going to come in here and thicken this up. I'm just kind of doing it very lightly and sketchy, so that I can make sure I'm going correctly. Oh, and then whatever space you have left, just go ahead and complete it. Fill it up. Okay. So then from there, let's draw the ears. So let's come up about right here in this area. And we're going to come out and we're going to draw these super cute ears that make them look like a bunny. But he's a puppy. I know, I was super confused first. Okay, so now it's brown and bring it in. But I think these ears are long and floppy because it allows them to fly, right? I think that's the whole idea. There, one big long one. And let's do the same thing on the other side. Right here. And same thing. Don't worry if it's not exactly the same angle. It could be higher or lower. It's all up to you. But we just want it about the same size. So let's just bring this so approximate so I kind of know where I'm going. Nice and round. So I love to make these points. It's a lot easier for me because I'm drawing pretty big. It helps me to see where I'm going. Okay, there. So two big floppy ears in. And then let's go ahead and finish Cinnamoroll's body. So I'm going to bring this down a little bit more. And right about there I'll stop and draw in these little feet. So I'm going to curve around. And same thing here. Curve around for these little feet and then connect everything with a slight curve for the bottom. And then of course we have to draw the tail. So we're going to come about right here and we're just going to draw one big circle. I'll just fit whatever space I have and fit this in here. About right there. And then we're going to come in with another curve. And just tuck it in. There. And since I didn't put the heart, you know, I'm just going to put one right here because Cinnamoroll loves watermelon. We'll just put some hearts here and there to make this drawing extra cute. There. So now I'm just going to go ahead and come in and color it for you. So there. All done. I really hope you love how this drawing and coloring of Cinnamoroll eating a slice of watermelon turned out. So hopefully you saw what I did here. Hopefully the camera picked it up. But I used a very light gray just to give some shadow to Cinnamoroll because he is just white. So by adding some gray shadows, it just really pops out the drawing. So I really hope you love how it turned out and that I made this fun and easy for you to follow along with me today. And if I did, please make sure to give me a like and subscribe so you won't miss any new Drawsticute videos. See you later.