Draw the head
On the right side of your page, draw a small round head. Press lightly so you can fix it later.
▶ Watch this stepThis cartoon mosquito is a small head, a big eye, a long thin nose, a round middle part, a long thin body, narrow wings, six long legs and stripes. Watch each step being drawn in pencil, then copy it on your own paper. It works for kids from about age 5 and for adult beginners too.
Copy the dark lines in each step. The grey lines are the parts you already drew.
On the right side of your page, draw a small round head. Press lightly so you can fix it later.
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Draw a big round eye with a white shine, a smile and a pink cheek. Then draw a long thin pointy nose.
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Behind the head, draw a round middle part, then a long thin body that points down and to the left.
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On top of the middle part, draw two long narrow see through wings.
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Draw six very long thin legs that bend and reach down.
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Draw stripes on the long body and two short fuzzy antennae on the head.
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Grey for the head and middle part, light grey for the body, dark grey for the stripes and light blue for the wings.
▶ Watch this stepKeep your first lines soft, then press harder once you like the shape.
Draw a long thin pointy nose. It is called a proboscis.
Make the legs much longer than the body.
Keep the back body long and thin.
Trace your drawing with a darker pencil or a black pen so it stands out after coloring.
Once you finish your mosquito, add a background, a friend or a funny hat.

Colour your cartoon mosquito in, or keep practising with more ideas to copy.
Yes. Most children from about age 5 can follow it.
No. Only female mosquitoes bite. Male mosquitoes drink flower nectar.
The buzz comes from their wings beating very fast.
Grey, light grey, dark grey and light blue.
Yes. Right click or long press any step picture to save it, then print it and keep it next to you while you draw.