Comics

Grown-ups

Draw-along

Draw Peabody's comic friends, step by step

Grab a pencil and some paper! Pick a friend, then draw one step at a time. The dark lines are the new ones.

  • Draw Hoot

    an owl who loves a good book, in 8 steps

  • Draw Twinkle

    a shining star with big ideas, in 6 steps

  • Draw Wiggle

    a bookworm who wiggles out of a good book, in 7 steps

  • Draw Sunny

    a smiling sun in sunglasses, in 6 steps

  • Draw Whirl

    a round toy who spins all the way round, in 7 steps

Drawing tips for comics

  • Draw lightly first. You can go over the lines you like with a darker pencil or a pen at the end.
  • Big shapes first, little details last: body, then eyes, then the smile.
  • Wobbly is fine! Comic characters look friendlier when they aren't perfect.
  • Change one thing and make it yours: a hat, a cape, a different smile, a book in their hand.
  • Once you can draw a friend, draw them three times in a row with three faces, and you've made a comic strip.

Every friend here is also in the Comic Studio, where you can draw a comic on the screen and give them something to say. These are Peabody's own characters, drawn in Peabody's own simple style.

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