How to Draw Digimon Digital Monsters Step-by-Step

Digimon Digital Monsters is a popular cartoon show created by Fox an aired for three years before being sold to Disney to continue for another two seasons. Digimon tells a story about a handful of young kids who were called into cyberspace to save the digital world from impending doom. Digimon Monsters have become widely recognized characters by kids, many of whom enjoy drawing their favorite cartoon characters and even creating their own digital monsters.

Things You'll Need

• Pencil
• Eraser

Instructions

Patamon

1. Draw a large horizontal oval for his body. Erase the upper left portion and draw a smaller circle that connects with the portion you erased. This circle will represent Patamon's head. Add a little bulge to the lower side of his head for cheeks. Depending on the pose, you might want to do both sides. Add two curved lines from each side of his head to form his ears.

2. Add more details to the body. Add a small puff on the rear end of the body for the tail. Also draw four stubs coming off the lower portion of the body to form legs. Also draw a small line between the two front legs to define the end of his body. The ears can be finished by ending the curved lines in points, then drawing curvy lines back towards the head to form small bat wing-like shapes. The face can be drawn by placing a small V-shape where the mouth would be and closing the top. The eyes can be drawn by placing two small ovals.

3. Finish off your Patamon by adding a few creases to the inside of the ears by drawing slightly curved lines that point from the curved portion of the ears to the points of the wing-like ends. Add small circles in the eyes to form pupils and draw a curved line that divides both the head and body in half. Add three small ovals to each of the legs to form his feat and finally erase all your guide lines.

Agumon

1. Draw a basic structure to represent Agumon. His head is a large oval with a small bulge for the snout. Draw a large line splitting the oval in half about a quarter of the way through the oval to represent the mouth. Slightly above this line make a smaller one to represent the eyes. Draw a smaller vertical oval to represent the body.

2. Define the head more by adding another small bulge above the eyes. Also, make the back edge of the head rougher. Draw a more defined curve from the mouth mark up over the snout and add a jagged line over the mouth. Draw a very curvy T-shape along the outer edge of the torso to add a chest and a small stomach. Now draw a small stubby arm from the shoulder area and a bigger more stretched out oval from this stub. The legs can be drawn by making a curved L from the bottom of the torso and adding two large toes on the front.

3. Apply more details to flesh out Agumon. Draw small ovals for his eyes and a stretched out C from under his eye to his lower jaw. Continue from the bottom of the C out to the bottom portion of his snout to finish the mouth. Draw three stubby claws on the end of his arm by adding three unclosed ovals, and a small stubby tail to finish him off. Now just erase your guidelines and you're finished.

References

• Dawn of Digoart
• Dawn of Digoart