Look & Draw — Magic Shapes

No scores, no timers — just you and your drawing. Your drawings stay on this page until you close it, and Save keeps one forever.

What shall we draw first?

Pick a picture from any shelf, look closely at it, then draw your own on the big white canvas. Your drawing waits for you if you switch pictures — and you can start over any time.

Magic shapes

HouseA square wall, a triangle roof and a rectangle door.TreeCircles of leaves and a rectangle trunk.RocketA rectangle body, a triangle nose, a round window and two fins.RobotSquares, circles, rectangles and triangles — a whole shape family.ButterflyOval wings, a circle head and a long oval body.

Garden friends

Pink FlowerPink petals around a smiling yellow face, on a stem with two leaves.Blue ButterflyFour blue wings, a little body and two curled feelers.BeeA round striped body, small blue wings and a happy face.LadybugA round red body with black spots and a line down the middle.Watering CanA green can with a long spout, a curved handle and drops of water.

Opposites

Red BallA shiny round ball with a bright highlight.Green TreeA leafy tree with a wide crown and a strong trunk.Yellow PencilA long yellow pencil with a pink eraser and a sharp point.Glass of WaterA tall clear glass with a dark outline.Soup BowlA blue bowl of soup with wavy steam rising.Blue DoorAn arched blue door with a round golden handle.

Fruits

AppleA shiny red apple with a green leaf and a brown stem.BananaA yellow banana curved like a smile.OrangeA round orange with a dimpled peel and a little green leaf.StrawberryA bright red strawberry with its seeds dotted on the outside.GrapesA bunch of round purple grapes hanging from a stem.WatermelonA slice with green rind, pink flesh and black seeds.PineappleA golden pineapple wearing a spiky green crown.MangoA golden mango blushing orange with a small leaf.Fruit BasketA woven basket with a rope handle, waiting to be filled.

Drawings you have already made stay saved while this page is open — switching pictures never erases them.

Draw the house.

Look at the picture: A square wall, a triangle roof and a rectangle door. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A house is a square with a triangle on top.
2. Draw a big square in the middle of your page.
3. Draw a triangle sitting on top — that is the roof.
4. Add a small rectangle at the bottom for the door.
5. Draw a little square window, and anything else your house needs.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the tree →

Draw the tree.

Look at the picture: Circles of leaves and a rectangle trunk. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A tree is circles above a rectangle.
2. Draw a tall rectangle for the trunk.
3. Draw three big circles on top for the leaves.
4. Add apples, birds or a swing — it is your tree.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the rocket →

Draw the rocket.

Look at the picture: A rectangle body, a triangle nose, a round window and two fins. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A rocket flies up, up, up!
2. Draw a tall rectangle for the body.
3. Draw a triangle on top for the nose.
4. Add a circle in the middle for the window.
5. Draw two triangles at the bottom for fins, and flames below.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the robot →

Draw the robot.

Look at the picture: Squares, circles, rectangles and triangles — a whole shape family. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A robot is built from shapes, just like yours.
2. Draw a square for the head. Add two circle eyes and a smile.
3. Draw a bigger square below for the body. Add a round button.
4. Draw two rectangles for the legs.
5. Add triangle feet — and arms if your robot needs them.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the butterfly →

Draw the butterfly.

Look at the picture: Oval wings, a circle head and a long oval body. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A butterfly has wings on both sides.
2. Draw a long oval in the middle for the body.
3. Draw a circle on top for the head.
4. Draw two big ovals on each side for the wings.
5. Add dots, lines and flowers — butterflies love flowers.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the pink flower →

Draw the pink flower.

Look at the picture: Pink petals around a smiling yellow face, on a stem with two leaves. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A flower is petals around a round middle.
2. Draw a small circle and give it a smiling face.
3. Draw five or six petals around it, like fingers waving.
4. Add a long stem and two leaves at the bottom.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the blue butterfly →

Draw the blue butterfly.

Look at the picture: Four blue wings, a little body and two curled feelers. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. This butterfly has spots on its wings.
2. Draw a small oval body in the middle.
3. Draw two big wings on top and two smaller wings below.
4. Add two curly feelers, then spots on every wing.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the bee →

Draw the bee.

Look at the picture: A round striped body, small blue wings and a happy face. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A bee is a round body wearing stripes.
2. Draw a fat oval for the body.
3. Add stripes across the middle — one, two, three.
4. Draw two small wings on top, a stinger at the back and a smile.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the ladybug →

Draw the ladybug.

Look at the picture: A round red body with black spots and a line down the middle. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A ladybug is a big red circle.
2. Draw a circle, then a line straight down the middle for the wings.
3. Add spots on each side — count them as you draw!
4. Give it a small head, six little legs and two feelers.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the watering can →

Draw the watering can.

Look at the picture: A green can with a long spout, a curved handle and drops of water. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A watering can gives the garden a drink.
2. Draw a boxy body with a rounded bottom.
3. Add a long spout on one side and a big curved handle on top.
4. Draw drops sprinkling from the spout — and a flower drinking them.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the red ball →

Draw the red ball.

Look at the picture: A shiny round ball with a bright highlight. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A ball is a circle — that is the whole secret.
2. Draw a big, round circle.
3. Add a small shiny patch near the top — that is where the light lands.
4. Draw the ground line under it, and a shadow if you like.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the green tree →

Draw the green tree.

Look at the picture: A leafy tree with a wide crown and a strong trunk. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. This tree stretches up tall.
2. Draw a strong trunk from the ground up.
3. Draw a big fluffy crown of leaves on top — fluffy clouds work well.
4. Add apples, a bird or a swing — it is your tree.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the yellow pencil →

Draw the yellow pencil.

Look at the picture: A long yellow pencil with a pink eraser and a sharp point. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A pencil is a long, thin rectangle.
2. Draw two long lines side by side, close together.
3. Close the ends: a flat end at the back, a triangle point at the front.
4. Add a small eraser block and two curved shine lines.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the glass of water →

Draw the glass of water.

Look at the picture: A tall clear glass with a dark outline. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A glass is two straight lines and a curve.
2. Draw two tall lines that lean toward each other just a little.
3. Join them at the bottom with a shallow curve.
4. Draw a wavy water line inside, and a long shine up one side.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the soup bowl →

Draw the soup bowl.

Look at the picture: A blue bowl of soup with wavy steam rising. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A soup bowl is a half circle in a bigger half circle.
2. Draw a wide, shallow arc for the bowl, with a little foot below.
3. Draw a wavy line across the top for the soup.
4. Add curly steam rising — that is how we know it is hot!

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the blue door →

Draw the blue door.

Look at the picture: An arched blue door with a round golden handle. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A door is a tall rectangle with a curved top.
2. Draw a tall rectangle, then round the top corners into an arch.
3. Add panels: a smaller rectangle inside, and one more below it.
4. Draw a round golden handle — knock knock!

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the apple →

Draw the apple.

Look at the picture: A shiny red apple with a green leaf and a brown stem. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. An apple is almost a heart lying on its side.
2. Draw a big round shape with a small dip at the top.
3. Add a brown stem and one green leaf.
4. Apples are glossy — add a shiny patch.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the banana →

Draw the banana.

Look at the picture: A yellow banana curved like a smile. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A banana is a moon wearing a stem.
2. Draw two long curves that meet at both ends, like a smile.
3. Close the ends: a small stem at the top, a dark tip at the bottom.
4. Color it yellow — maybe a brown spot or two.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the orange →

Draw the orange.

Look at the picture: A round orange with a dimpled peel and a little green leaf. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. The orange is the roundest fruit.
2. Draw a big circle.
3. Add a tiny stem star at the top and one leaf.
4. Dot the peel all over — little dots are the dimples.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the strawberry →

Draw the strawberry.

Look at the picture: A bright red strawberry with its seeds dotted on the outside. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A strawberry is a heart with a green hat.
2. Draw a rounded triangle — wide at the top, pointy at the bottom.
3. Add a leafy crown at the top and a tiny stem.
4. Dot the seeds all over and count them as you go.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the grapes →

Draw the grapes.

Look at the picture: A bunch of round purple grapes hanging from a stem. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. Grapes are lots of little circles in a bunch.
2. Draw a stem at the top, then a row of circles under it.
3. Add another row, then another — one fewer circle each row.
4. Give each grape a shine dot, and add a leaf at the stem.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the watermelon →

Draw the watermelon.

Look at the picture: A slice with green rind, pink flesh and black seeds. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A watermelon slice is a half moon.
2. Draw a long curve, then a straight line across the top.
3. Add the thick rind line under the curve.
4. Dot the seeds inside — count them as you place them.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the pineapple →

Draw the pineapple.

Look at the picture: A golden pineapple wearing a spiky green crown. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A pineapple is an oval in a diamond suit.
2. Draw a tall oval body.
3. Cross it with diagonal lines both ways to make a diamond net.
4. Add a spiky crown of leaves on top.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the mango →

Draw the mango.

Look at the picture: A golden mango blushing orange with a small leaf. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A mango is an egg leaning back.
2. Draw a plump oval, a little pointy at one end.
3. Add a small stem and a leaf at the top.
4. Blend yellow into orange — mangoes glow.

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the fruit basket →

Draw the fruit basket.

Look at the picture: A woven basket with a rope handle, waiting to be filled. Now draw your own on the big white canvas. Every drawing is right — this is your artwork.

1. A basket holds the harvest.
2. Draw a wide bowl shape with a flat rim on top.
3. Cross curved lines over it — that is the weave.
4. Add a big arched handle, then draw your favorite fruits inside!

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Choose another picture ↺ Next picture: the house →

Pictures you can draw anywhere.

The best drawing table costs nothing. Pick one of these and let your child lead — the looking and the drawing do the teaching all by themselves.

One safety word for this game: chunky crayons and washable chalk only, and grown-ups handle any sticky tape. Keep pencils away from little mouths — artists this age still explore with them.

Pictures everywhere you look!

Circles, squares, triangles, ovals — petals, wings, wheels and windows — are now things your child draws on purpose: on the canvas, on paper and in the pavement. Whether you drew one picture or twenty-five, that was real looking and real drawing, and every drawing was already right.