How to Draw a Vampire – Step by Step Drawing Tutorial

Have you ever wanted to learn how to draw vampires? So easy! Grab a marker and follow these simple steps; You’ll be drawing your own creature of the night in no time! Ready? Let’s go.

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How to draw a vampire step by step

Halloween is one of the funniest times of the year if you ask the kids, and it’s the best time to learn how to draw this creature. But why stop there – you could also draw a witch, or maybe draw a ghost. We have many more drawing tutorials waiting for them.

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Instructions for drawing a vampire step by step

Step 1

Start by drawing a circle or oval for your vampire’s head. It doesn’t have to be perfect.

Step 2

Next, draw a hair line (like you used to draw the birds in the sky) and a half circle for the mouth.

Step 3

Finish the face – draw the eyes, eyebrows, a simple nose and of course the fangs.

Step 4

Next are the ears – make them pointy. Since vampires are classy creatures, a bow tie is a must.

Step 5

Let’s do the body next. Our vampire wears a long coat so we can keep it simple.

Step 6

Vampires also need coats so that’s the next thing to draw. Add a few more lines on the jacket.

Step 7

Draw the jacket, sleeves and a few buttons.

Step 8

Next are the arms and legs.

Step 9

All has been done! You have learned how to draw vampires, the only thing left is to color your work.

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