Iguana drawing is not that difficult if you know the basics on drawing reptiles. If you are just starting out with reptiles, it is good to start with a simple picture. For beginners, it helps to have a picture that has more details in it like a high quality photograph. By having a photo of an animal that you want to draw, you can easily determine if your drawings are accurate. You can also use your own photos to guide you to do the drawings.

Begin by drawing the head of your iguana. You need to make sure that the head is rounded, because if not, it will look like the head of an animal with a long neck. Draw three straight lines intersecting the circle in the middle. This form the upper and lower parts of the iguana’s face, and also his lower jaw line. This is the first part of your iguana drawing step 1.

The second step to follow in iguana drawing is to add the tail to it. Draw two horizontal lines that meet at the tip of the tail. These should be equal on all sides. Add one vertical line and one horizontal line that connects the two points. This creates the first part of the iguana tail.

The third step is to create the second part of your iguana drawing. This involves creating the second set of spikes that will extend from the tip of the tail to the rest of its body. Use a soft colored pencil to draw these spikes. It is better to use a high quality graphite pencil for this part. After creating these first set of spikes, it is time to move on to the lower part of your iguana drawing.

In the second step, you will need to add two more horizontal lines that join the previous step with the first leg. These should also be about half an inch apart. Now that you have these lines, it is now time for the fourth step in your iguana drawing. You need to add three horizontal lines that connect to the previous step and the first leg.

Next is the part of drawing your iguana that involves the final details. You need to add the four sets of spines on the legs and tail. Start from the tail end, and slowly draw the spine outward. You will need to use a soft fine tipped pencil to help create these spines.

The final step is to draw a head on top of your iguana drawing. This is not that hard if you follow some simple guidelines in your drawing. First of all you need to make sure that you have drawn your head at the same level as your trunk. Secondly you need to make sure that the top of your head is about two to three inches above the bottom of your shoulders. Finally you need to line up your jaw line with the rest of your head.

Finally, add some green iguana sounds and a few spikes on your lower stomach. You can draw your head, torso and tail in different colors. To make your green iguana more realistic, you can add some blood drops in it. Add a little bit of green spots on your snout and tail. Use a combination of different colors and add some sound effects. With this cartoon iguana drawing, you will be able to learn how to draw an iguana in three easy steps.

Step one: If you are just starting to learn how to draw another animal you should know that there are some important things that you should know before you start to draw. For example, for every animal there is a certain shape and size. Similarly, you will need to learn some important aspects of drawing. In the first step of how to draw another animal you will need to determine the proportions. For example if you are going to draw a cat you will need to make sure that its proportions are on the right side and that it has a long tail.

Step four: Once you have completed the first step you will need to learn how to draw another leg. In this step you will need to study how iguana legs look like. You can start by drawing a simple leg that looks like a short ponytail, then draw the entire leg and attach it to the tail in the center.

Step five: Next you should learn how to draw an abdomen. In this step you will need to sketch out the belly, then the face and finally the complete digestive tract. Continue drawing until you get the entire body covered. After this you can start to add more details like the limbs and the head. Keep in mind that you should begin with the details that are the easiest to be drawn first, and continue drawing until you finish all of the body.