10 Easy Unicorn Drawing Tutorials for Kids
🖍️ 10 free tutorials
Ready to bring magic to your sketchbook? These 10 unicorn drawing tutorials are designed for artists ages 5 and up to build confidence through simple, repeatable shapes. Grab your pencil, eraser, and paper to start creating your own fantasy world today.
Rarity from My Little Pony
Capture the elegance of Ponyville’s fashionista. Focus on the sweeping curves of her mane; tip: use a light touch for the curls so you can easily refine them with a darker pen later.
Cute Unicorn Cat
Combine feline charm with magical flair. When drawing the horn, keep it centered between the ears to maintain balance; use soft, rounded lines to emphasize the 'caticorn' aesthetic.
Chibi Unicorn
Master the 'chibi' style by exaggerating the head-to-body ratio. Tip: Large, sparkling eyes are the secret to this look; leave a small white circle inside the pupil to make them pop.
Easy Cute Unicorn
The perfect starting point for young artists. We break the horn down into a simple 'V' shape; focus on keeping your lines smooth and continuous for a polished finish.
Jumping Unicorn
Add movement to your art! When drawing the legs in mid-air, use light guidelines to ensure they look dynamic rather than stiff. This style loves vibrant, rainbow-inspired coloring.
Unicorn Girl
A whimsical take on fantasy portraits. Focus on the hair flow around the horn; tip: draw the horn first as a guide for where the hair should part.
Princess Celestia from My Little Pony
This regal alicorn requires attention to detail. Use a ruler to keep the horn straight and focus on the flowing, multi-colored mane to capture her majestic presence.
Easy Unicorn Face
Focusing on the face is the best way to practice expressions. Tip: Draw the snout as a soft 'U' shape to give the unicorn a friendly, approachable look.
Unicorn
A classic, chubby alicorn design. Practice your feather strokes on the wings; keep them light and overlapping to create a sense of texture and depth.
Unicorn Emoji
Bring digital art to your paper! This is a great exercise in symmetry. Tip: Use a light vertical guideline down the center of your page to keep the eyes and horn perfectly aligned.
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