by Kevin Coulston | Jul 3, 2025 | Animals, Free Activity Pages, How to Draw Books for Kids, Monsters
Let’s Trace and Color a Turtle Flamingo Hybrid! If you’ve ever wondered what it might look like if a turtle and a flamingo got mashed together into one weird, wacky cartoon creature—well, you’re not alone. That’s exactly the kind of thing I love to draw, and it’s what...
by Kevin Coulston | May 26, 2025 | Animals, Fan Art, How to Draw Books for Kids, Video Tutorials
Free Video: How to Draw Michelangelo from TMNT Ready to draw your favorite nunchuck-swinging turtle? In today’s free video tutorial, I’m showing you how to draw Michelangelo—yes, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle himself. If your kid’s into pizza-loving, sewer-dwelling...
by Kevin Coulston | May 22, 2025 | Animals, Cute Stuff, How to Draw Books for Kids, Video Tutorials
Free Tutorial: How to Draw A Unicorn If you’re anything like me, unicorns never go out of style. They’re magical, fun to draw, and loved by kids of all ages. That’s why I’m excited to share my newest video drawing tutorial—How to Draw A Unicorn—featuring one of...
by Kevin Coulston | May 21, 2025 | Animals, Cute Stuff, How to Draw Books for Kids
My Newest Book: Draw by Grid—Baby Animals I’m excited to share something new with you today: my latest book, Draw by Grid: Baby Animals, is officially out! This one is soft, sweet, and seriously adorable. If your child loves baby animals (and really, who...
by Kevin Coulston | May 12, 2025 | Animals, Free Activity Pages, How to Draw Books for Kids
Cartoon Dog Drawing Tutorial – A Free Page from Draw by Grid: Cartoon Cats & Dogs If your kid loves drawing animals—but needs a little help getting started—the grid method might be just the thing. Today’s post features a free page from my book Draw by Grid:...
by Kevin Coulston | May 7, 2025 | Animals, Free Activity Pages, How to Draw Books for Kids
How to Draw An Alligator – One Step at a Time There’s something kind of magical about watching a blank page slowly turn into a character with personality. A few simple lines become a face, then a whole creature—sometimes fierce, sometimes silly, but always full of...
