How to Draw the Cocomelon Logo: Easy Step-by-Step Guide

Start by drawing two ovals for the eyes, placing a smaller circle inside each. Shade the space between the shapes to create the pupils. Teacher's Tip: Keep your pencil pressure light so you can easily adjust the symmetry if needed.

Use short, gentle curved lines to sketch the nose, a wide happy smile, and a small dimple at the corner of the mouth. Add a curved line above one eye for the eyebrow. Tip: Use a soft, flicking motion with your pencil to make the smile look natural.

Enclose the facial features within a rectangle with rounded corners. This creates the inner shape of the watermelon. Tip: If your corners are too sharp, use your eraser to gently round them off.

Draw a large, slightly flattened circle around the face to form the outer rind of the watermelon. Tip: Don't worry if it's not a perfect circle; a slightly organic shape looks more like a real fruit!

Decorate the rind with vertical stripes using curved lines. Tip: Space them out evenly to give the watermelon a balanced, professional look.

Continue adding stripes around the sides. Notice how the lines naturally curve to follow the round shape of the fruit. Tip: Keep your lines flowing toward the top and bottom centers.

Finish drawing the remaining stripes across the front. Ensure they look consistent with the previous ones. Tip: Use a steady hand to keep the curves smooth.

Draw a half-circle on top of the face, then add two wavy lines with small circles at the ends to create the antennae. Tip: Make the antennae look bouncy by keeping the lines fluid.

Draw the ladybug by sketching four small, nested ovals for the head and eye. Add the body, small circular spots, and curved legs. Tip: Use a fine-tip pen to outline the tiny details once you are happy with your pencil sketch.

Time to color! Use dark and light greens for the watermelon rind, pink for the face, and bright red for the ladybug. Tip: Use light, circular strokes when coloring to keep the texture smooth and even.