This week’s challenge
Draw a dragon in a hat
A friendly dragon has found a hat it really likes. Draw the dragon and give the hat a style of its own.
This is a drawing challenge for ages 3–18. Each age group has its own wording, and the age and level hints are an estimate. Read the wording that fits you, then make an example in the studio or find a lesson. A new challenge starts every Monday (Amsterdam time).
Start with an example or a lesson
Draw it your way
Choose the wording that fits you best. You can read the others too.
Ages 3–5
Draw a friendly dragon. Give it a big hat on its head.
Level: Very easy (estimated)Very easy (estimated)Ages 6–8
Draw a dragon first, then a hat. Add a pattern on the hat.
Level: Easy (estimated)Easy (estimated)Ages 9–12
Give your dragon a hat with attitude. Is it fancy, silly or tall?
Level: Medium (estimated)Medium (estimated)Ages 13–18
Let the hat say something about your dragon. Work on scales and the fall of the fabric.
Level: Hard (estimated)Hard (estimated)
How to take part
- Read the wording for your age group above.
- Make an example in the studio, or find a lesson to follow.
- Pick up your pencil and draw it your way.
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- Draw a little submarine
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- Draw a garden of sunflowers
- Draw an elephant with balloons
- Draw a bus in space
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- Draw a bear having a picnic
- Draw a lighthouse by the sea
- Draw a house shaped like a teapot
- Draw a rabbit looking at the moon
- Draw a friendly monster baking cookies
- Draw a bicycle riding through town
- Draw a glowing jellyfish
- Draw a giraffe in a long scarf
- Draw a cabin on a mountain at sunrise
Drawing ideas by age
Age and level hints are an estimate. Every child is different, so choose what feels fun.
The studio makes an AI example. It is a generated drawing and may be imperfect. Nothing is made until you press the button in the studio. Every drawing made there is published in the public AI gallery.
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