So you want to make a dragon. Of course you do!!
We have simple ones that you can print and colors. Also more advanced, where you need to watch a video & assemble materials. And then there are some more ambitious projects, where you can learn a process and then branch out on your own. Also, some inspiration if you already have a skillset and just need some visuals to spark you.
Lets start with the simple ones:
Print and color – the Dragon at Work, by Kori Bureda

Here’s another one from Kori that you can print and then cut out to make a hangable dragon:


Print, color, glue onto some cardboard and cut it out.
It can be as simple as this:
Or you can take the idea further by drawing your own dragon and embellishing it to your heart’s content, like this one:

Sidewalk dragon
Or take your art public with a sidewalk chalk dragon like this one by Erika and her team:
Some tips – do a sketch first on paper.
Use sidewalk chalk for coloring big areas and use pastel chalks for doing brighter colors and details.