How To Draw All Spongebob Characters Step By Step

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? SpongeBob SquarePants!

Kids of all ages (and adults too, why not?!) will love learning how to draw Spongebob Squarepants! As you've probably noticed, we love free printable activities, and today we have the FUNNEST activity that is perfect for fans of goofy Spongebob!

Enjoy an afternoon filled with drawing fun with this easy three-page how to draw Spongebob tutorial.

How to draw SpongeBob step by step

Our free printable Spongebob drawing tutorial is a fun way for toddlers, preschoolers, and older kids to develop their creativity, motor skills, concentration, and coordination… All while having fun! Plus, this sketch tutorial is so simple that even beginners can do it!

No matter what's your kiddo's level of skill, this SpongeBob tutorial is easy enough for everyone to follow- Let's get started!

how to draw spongebob easy — Let kids (or adults!) follow the simple steps to drawing SpongeBob.

Easy steps to draw SpongeBob

Follow this easy how to draw SpongeBob SquarePants step-by-step tutorial and you will be drawing your own in no time!

Step 1: Let's start! First, draw a rectangle. Notice the bottom is smaller.

Step 2: Outline the first shape using a wavy line. Leave part of the rectangle free.

Step 3: Add two circles to the head and a line to the body.

Step 4: Use two arched lines to make SpongeBob's smile.

Step 5: Add two more arched lines to make the cheeks.

Step 6: Add another arched line to make the nose and two squares for the teeth. Your SpongeBob drawing is almost done.

Step 7: Draw two concentric circles to make the eyes. Draw three eyelashes on each eye.

Step 8: Let's add details! Add a W line to outline the chin, two curved tips to make the shirt, draw a little tie and rectangles to make the belt.

Step 9: Wow, that's an amazing SpongeBob drawing!

Now congratulate yourself for drawing such a fun SpongeBob sketch!

step by step how to draw SpongeBob — Let Patrick fish show you how to draw SpongeBob Squarepants!

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How did your SpongeBob drawing turn out?

More How To Draw

Need coloring supplies? Here are some kid favorites:

For drawing the outline, a simple pencil can work great.
Colored pencils are great for coloring in the bat.
Create a bolder, solid look using fine markers.
Gel pens come in any color you can imagine.

You can find LOADS of super fun coloring pages for kids & adults here. Have fun!

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See all of our printable tutorials on how to draw <–by clicking here!

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