Make sure it’s much smaller than the body and leave a little room for a short neck.
On one side of the body, draw a rounded rectangle for the head.Start with an oval (on its side) for the body.Customize your creation with color! Here are the basic steps for drawing dinosaurs like Pointy (stegosaurus):.While straight and angled eyebrows can make your dinosaur look angry or scared. Rounded and raised eyebrows can make your dinosaur look happy or excited. Don’t forget the eyebrows! Try to use the eyebrows to convey expression.Draw a line mouth and two triangles popping up for teeth.Then round curve the sides a bit and add some spots. On the bottom of the body, draw a triangle for the tail.Connect the head and body with two curved lined to make the neck shapes.At the top part of the body, draw two skinny, U-like shapes for arms.At the bottom of the body, draw two U-like shapes for legs.Below the head (leave space for the neck), draw an oval for the body and a smaller oval inside for the belly.Start with a rectangle for the head and round out the corners.Here are basic steps for drawing a dinosaur that looks like Tiny: Instead, start by creating shapes like circles, triangles, or rectangles. Jay Fleck: When drawing a dinosaur, you don’t have to draw it all at once in one line. KiwiCo: What steps do you recommend kids follow when they draw a dinosaur? Then I added eyebrows so he looks like he’s making cute expressions. I think Tiny is a little sweeter, and he probably gives better hugs! To make him look friendlier than a real T-rex, I drew Tiny’s head big and blocky and his eyes large and round. Rex book came out, so I was very excited. Jay Fleck: Yes! That discovery was made right around when the first Tiny T. KiwiCo: Did you know that paleontologists recently discovered a real-life version of Tiny – a 3-foot tall cousin of the Tyrannosaurus rex?Īrtistic rendering of Moros intrepidus (aka Tiny T-rex) by Jorge Gonzales. At the same time, you can still tell that Tiny is a T-rex, so I had to look at real dinosaurs for inspiration. And towards the end, a Pterodactyl makes a surprise appearance! My versions of dinosaurs are much simpler and more stylized. On some pages you can spot a Brachiosaurus in the background. Tiny’s best friend, Pointy, is a Stegosaurus. Jay Fleck: The main characters are Tyrannosaurus rexes. KiwiCo: What are the types of dinosaurs in the book? Did you pull inspiration from renderings of dinosaurs for your drawings? I love cacti and it was such a funny idea. My favorite part was probably where he hugs the cactus. Jay Fleck: I enjoyed everything about illustrating the book! I really liked the character, and it was fun to show his expressions and illustrate the different situations he finds himself in. KiwiCo: What was your favorite part about illustrating Tiny T.
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