The Illustrator’s Corner

Draw your own comic, learn to draw feelings, and follow step-by-step guides that turn simple shapes into characters.

4–10 yrsFreePrintable

Comic Maker

Draw your story one panel at a time, then write what happens underneath. Print it, save it, or print a blank template to draw on paper.

Beginning, middle and end — the perfect short story.

Comic title

Beginning

Middle

End

Your comic stays on this device — nothing is uploaded. Save it as a picture if you want to keep it.

Eyebrows, eyes and mouths tell us how a character feels. Build a face and see which feeling it shows, then play the matching game.

Eyebrows

Eyes

Mouth

😊 happyA curved-up smile and relaxed eyebrows.

Which feeling is this face showing?

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Every drawing starts with simple shapes. Grab a pencil and follow along — the new part of each step is shown in blue.

Step 1 of 6

Draw a big circle for the head.

Start with shapes — every character is circles, ovals and rectangles put together.

Big expressions — eyebrows and mouths tell the reader exactly how someone feels.

Keep going — every line is practice. Confident lines, even wobbly ones, look great in comics.

Colour last — get the whole story drawn before you colour anything.