Learn How to Draw A Pineapple Monster!
Are you ready to draw something wildly funny and a little bit fruity? In today’s free drawing video, I’m showing you how to draw a Pineapple Monster step-by-step—a hilarious character pulled straight from the pages of my book How to Draw: Food Monsters! This spiky, silly, tropical monster is one of my favorites from the collection, and I can’t wait to show you how to bring him to life on paper.
Whether you’re drawing for fun, working on your cartooning skills, or just love weird and wacky creatures, this is the perfect character to get your imagination going. Grab a pencil, get your sketchbook ready, and follow along as I walk you through how to draw a Pineapple Monster from start to finish.
From the Book: How to Draw: Food Monsters
The Pineapple Monster you’ll be drawing today is one of 50 food-themed monsters included in my book How to Draw: Food Monsters. This drawing book is packed full of silly, strange, and absolutely hilarious cartoon creatures inspired by everything from burgers and fries to bananas, cupcakes, broccoli, and beyond.
Each character in the book—including the Pineapple Monster—is broken down into six easy steps. The simple format makes it easy for kids (and adults!) to follow along. The Pineapple Monster has spiky pineapple skin, 3 eyes, and a goofy expression that makes him fun to draw and personalize with your own details.
If you enjoy drawing this tropical goofball, you’ll love creating the rest of the gang in the book. It’s a great way to build confidence in drawing while having fun at the same time. And trust me, there are plenty of characters just as weird and wonderful as this one.
Why You’ll Love This Book
How to Draw: Food Monsters is part of my Art Books for Kids series, which is all about making drawing fun and accessible for artists of all ages. The food monsters in this book are weird, wild, and totally original. These aren’t just standard cartoon animals or everyday characters—they’re monsters made out of your favorite foods.
Here’s why this book is a hit with kids, parents, and teachers:
- Easy Step-by-Step Format: Each monster is broken down into six clear steps.
- Original Art: You won’t find these characters anywhere else.
- Encourages Creativity: Kids can add expressions, accessories, and details to make each monster their own.
- Perfect for Ages 5+: Simple enough for young kids, fun enough for everyone.
- Screen-Free Activity: A fun and creative alternative to screen time.
So if today’s lesson on how to draw a Pineapple Monster sparks your creativity, know that there’s an entire book of characters just waiting for you to discover.
What You’ll Find Inside How to Draw: Food Monsters
This 106-page activity book includes step-by-step guides to draw all sorts of monstrous meals and freaky foods. Some of the characters inside include:
- A one-eyed cheeseburger monster with spider legs
- A grumpy banana with arms and legs
- A twisted pretzel creature
- A slice of pizza with attitude
- A broccoli beast
- An ice cream cone monster
- And of course, the infamous Pineapple Monster
Each page provides a simple layout that breaks down the character into basic shapes and lines, helping kids learn the fundamentals of cartoon drawing in a way that feels fun and doable.
Build Drawing Skills While Having Fun
Learning how to draw a Pineapple Monster isn’t just silly fun (though it definitely is that!)—it’s also a great way for kids to build real drawing skills. As they follow along with the step-by-step format, they’re also practicing:
- Shape recognition
- Line control
- Spatial awareness
- Character design basics
- Emotional expression through facial features
Drawing goofy monsters like these makes it easier for kids to experiment, make mistakes, and try new ideas without pressure. It encourages storytelling, imaginative thinking, and a sense of creative freedom that often gets lost in more rigid art lessons.
Continue the Food Monster Fun
If you enjoyed learning how to draw a Pineapple Monster, the fun doesn’t have to stop here! How to Draw: Food Monsters is available now and packed with 50 total characters for you to draw. Whether you’re into drawing burgers, bananas, or just love creating strange new creatures, this book gives you tons of inspiration and guidance.
And this title is just one part of my growing Art Books for Kids series. From Trace Then Color books to Draw by Grid challenges, each book is designed to help kids build skills while expressing themselves through art. Every title features original characters, silly humor, and clear instructions.
Free Video Drawing Tutorial:
Ready to Draw Your Next Monster?
Now that you’ve learned how to draw a Pineapple Monster, take what you’ve learned and try creating your own food-inspired creatures! What would a cookie monster (not that one) look like? How about a taco with wings?
And if you want even more ideas and inspiration, check out the full How to Draw: Food Monsters book. It’s a great addition to any kid’s bookshelf or classroom art shelf.
Stay tuned for more free tutorials and new characters, and keep those pencils moving!
Kevin Coulston is an accomplished cartoonist, animator, and writer. He is the author and illustrator of over 70 (and still counting) children’s drawing books available here on FirstArtBooks.com. Kevin has also authored numerous kid-friendly comic book series, including “Dylan McVillain: A Super Villain with the Best Intentions” and “The Adventures of a 4th Grade Space Captain,” along with the Children’s Picture Book series “Alexis and the T-Rexes.”
