How To Draw A Funny Summer Coconut Drink

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AI GeneratedThis video provides a step-by-step drawing tutorial for children to create a fun, personified coconut drink. The instructors guide viewers through sketching the coconut, adding a decorative umbrella and a bendy straw, and giving the drink a happy face before coloring the final piece.
Hey our friends today we're going to be drawing a coconut drink. Yeah a funny summer coconut drink.
We hope you're going to follow along with us. I like coconut water especially when it's freezing
cold. You need your drawing supplies. Also some paper and something to color with. All right let's
start. We're first going to draw a squished oval. That's because we're drawing the coconut with the
top cut off so you can drink the coconut water. And we're going to draw an oval in the middle
of our paper kind of towards the top. And an oval this oval it looks like a circle but it looks like
somebody sat on it. We're drawing the top of our coconut 3D. It looks like it's tipped a little bit
towards us. All right yeah good job. Now we're going to draw the rest of the coconut or the
bottom part. We're going to start over here. We're going to draw it looks like a circle but we're
only drawing part of it because of the top missing. Yeah curve around. I like how big you're drawing it.
Good you did it. All right now we're going to draw the thickness to the coconut. We're going to draw
another oval up here that's smaller and inside of the first one we drew. It already looks like
a coconut. Yeah. Now let's also draw an umbrella sticking out of our coconut. We're going to draw
a diagonal line coming out to the side. You can draw it starting here and going up. Then let's
draw another line right next to it. It's parallel. Then at the top let's connect those two lines.
And let's draw a diagonal line coming down on the left and also on the right. And we want both of
those to match. Okay now let's draw another diagonal line right next to that first one.
And also over here on the right. Then let's connect. Oh yeah do your other side. Then we
can connect the bottom of each of those diagonal lines. Now let's do two more. We're going to do
two more right here in between. And then we can do two more over here also. And I already connected
them. This one I'm going to draw a little longer. I drew it kind of short. Now we want them to all
be about the same length. Then we're going to connect these. We're going to draw a straight
line to connect all of these diagonal lines together. Let's also add an extra little rectangle
at the top. Perfect. Okay now we need to draw our straw. We're going to draw another diagonal line
coming out of the other side. And let's do another one right next to it that's also parallel. But look
I left more space in between those two lines than we did with the umbrella. All right now let's draw
a curve right here. And then we're going to draw another diagonal line coming down. This one's
shorter. Good. Now we can draw the other curve coming around. And then another diagonal line
coming out to match. Then at the end let's draw a curve to connect the top down to the bottom.
Oh this is a bendy straw. We should also add little lines like this on the bendy part.
All right what's our coconut missing? A funny face. Yeah let's add a funny face. We're going to draw
I'm going to draw a circle. Well maybe I'll draw an oval. Let's do it differently.
I'm going to draw another oval over here on this side too. Now I can also add let's draw little
circles for the highlight. And I'm drawing them towards the top and also to the left.
Then we can also add the mouth. I'm going to draw a really happy mouth like this. And you
can change your funny face any way you want. I'm also going to make my mouth bigger and open.
Looks like a jelly bean. Good job. Yeah I like it. I'm going to add teeth on mine. I'm going to draw
another curve and then also maybe a curve like this for the tongue. You could just add a tongue
if you want. Yeah. With no teeth. Yeah then it's different. I like it. All right Jack we did it.
We finished drawing our coconut, our funny coconut drinks. But we still need to color it. Yeah this
part we're going to fast forward but at the end you can pause the video to match the same coloring.
You ready to fast forward? Yeah. Jack we did it. We finished coloring our coconut drinks.
They look really cool. I hope our friends are going to take time to color their drawings also.
Now what else could our friends add? A background. Yeah a background would be really cool. You could
also draw it so that your coconut looks like it's laying out on the beach. Maybe there's a towel
underneath and the legs could be sticking out. We used markers to color our drawings but you
can use whatever you have at home. Now it's okay that our two drawings look different right? Yeah.
It's okay if their drawings look different too because the most important thing is to have fun
and to practice. We'll see you later our friends. Goodbye. Hey parents and teachers take a photo of
your child's finished artwork and post it on Facebook or Instagram. Also be sure to tag us
in it at Art for Kids Hub. Did you know that we also have a website? You can find it at
artforkidshub.com. It has more lessons and information about art supplies we love to use.
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