How to Draw Bingo from Bluey: Easy 10-Step Guide

Ready to bring Bluey’s little sister to life? This tutorial is perfect for young artists ages 5 and up. Grab a pencil, an eraser, and some markers to practice capturing Bingo’s sweet expression and iconic Heeler markings.

10 Steps

🎯 Final Result

A completed, colored drawing of Bingo from Bluey.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Sketching the Eyes and Snout

Drawing Bingo's eyes and nose with simple ovals and a triangle shape.

Start by drawing Bingo's eyes—two ovals with smaller, shaded pupils inside. Between them, draw an inverted triangle with rounded corners for her nose. Teacher's Tip: Keep the eyes close together to give her that cute, puppy-like look.

Step 2: Defining the Face and Jaw

Adding eyebrows and the lower jaw to the Bingo character sketch.

Add the eyebrows above the eyes and finish the snout shape. Draw a curved line for her mouth and a longer line for the lower jaw. Teacher's Tip: Make sure the jaw line is soft and rounded to keep the character looking friendly.

Step 3: Creating the Body and First Arm

Sketching the main body shape and the first arm of Bingo.

Use curved lines to outline her rounded, rectangular body. Leave a small gap on the side for the arm. Teacher's Tip: Draw the arm with a slight bend to make Bingo look like she's standing in a relaxed pose.

Step 4: Drawing the Hands

Adding detail to Bingo's hands using C-shaped lines.

Use small 'C' shaped lines to form the fingers on both hands. Teacher's Tip: Keep the fingers small and rounded; they don't need to be perfectly straight to look like cartoon paws.

Step 5: Adding the First Leg

Drawing the first leg and foot of the Bingo character.

Draw the first leg by extending two lines from the body and connecting them with a curved foot. Add a line at the ankle. Teacher's Tip: Use two small curved lines at the bottom of the foot to represent her toes.

Step 6: Adding the Second Leg

Drawing the second leg to complete Bingo's stance.

Repeat the process for the second leg, ensuring it matches the height and style of the first. Teacher's Tip: Keep the legs parallel to make sure Bingo looks like she is standing firmly on the ground.

Step 7: Drawing the Ears

Adding Bingo's ears and the start of her tail.

Add two curved triangles on top of the head for the ears, with smaller triangles inside. Start the tail with a wavy line. Teacher's Tip: The ears should be slightly rounded at the tips to match the show's art style.

Step 8: Finishing the Tail

Completing the tail detail with spots and curved lines.

Complete the tail using overlapping curved lines. Add a small spot on the top. Teacher's Tip: A fluffy tail adds character, so don't be afraid to make the lines a little bit wavy.

Step 9: Adding Final Markings

Adding final body markings and belly patch to the Bingo drawing.

Draw the final details, including the belly patch and the markings around her eyes and back. Teacher's Tip: Refer to a picture of Bingo to get the placement of her spots just right.

Step 10: Coloring Your Bingo

Final colored version of the Bingo from Bluey drawing.

Time to color! Use shades of cream and orange for her fur. Teacher's Tip: Use a lighter orange for her main body and a darker orange for her spots to give your drawing depth.