Trace Unicorn Head
A large front-facing unicorn head made from very simple circles and curved outlines, with oversized ears, a small horn, two large eyes and a flowing mane. Use faint dotted tracing lines….
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How to Draw a Unicorn
These how to draw a unicorn craft printables guide children through simple shapes, outlines and step-by-step drawing practice. They suit children aged 4 to 12 and are free to print for use at home or in your own classroom.
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Shape Unicorn Friend
A friendly unicorn assembled from a large oval body, circle head, four simple leg shapes, triangle ears, a curved horn and a wavy mane. Arrange the basic shapes clearly with plenty of….
Unicorn Face Lines
A close-up unicorn face with a very light vertical centre guide and a light horizontal eye guide, plus bold ears, horn, eyes, muzzle and short curved mane sections. The guides must….
Ears Horn Mane
A simple side-facing unicorn head showing two clear ears, one rounded horn and three large flowing mane sections. Place the head in the centre on a blank page with broad, smooth curves….
Standing Unicorn Outline
A full-body unicorn standing calmly in profile on four sturdy legs, with a rounded body, simple head, ears, horn, tail and large flowing mane. Add one small curved line beneath the feet….
Unicorn With Flower
A cheerful unicorn standing beside one large simple flower, lowering its head toward the flower. Show a rounded body, short legs, clear horn, broad mane and a few large leaves in a small….
Unicorn In Meadow
A simple unicorn walking through a meadow with a large oval body, flowing mane, three visible legs and a lifted tail. Add two big clouds, a low hill and three large flowers behind it.
Unicorn Moon Rest
A friendly unicorn sitting beside a large crescent moon and two rounded stars, with its tail curled around its feet. Use very simple outlines and a small patch of ground beneath the unicorn.
Unicorn At The Gate
A simple unicorn peeking over a low garden gate, showing its head, ears, horn and fluffy mane. Include two large fence posts, one curved gate rail and a few oversized flowers.
Unicorn With Rainbow
A front-facing unicorn standing beneath a broad simple rainbow, with large eyes, a small horn, rounded body and flowing mane. Add two clouds and a few large raindrops around the rainbow….
Unicorn Shape Steps
Show one medium-sized unicorn in profile built from clearly visible simple construction shapes: an oval body, circle head, curved neck, leg rectangles, ear triangles and a mane made of….
Unicorn Face Practice
A three-quarter unicorn face with a lightly marked centre line, two lightly marked eye guides, rounded muzzle, alert ears, small horn and layered mane. Include a few separate curved….
Unicorn Raised Leg
A full unicorn in profile with one front leg raised playfully, a rounded body, arched neck, clear hooves, horn, pointed ears, layered mane and curling tail. Place it on a simple grassy….
Unicorn Patterned Mane
A standing unicorn with a long flowing mane divided into broad sections containing simple swirls, dots and leaf shapes. Add a matching patterned tail, a small hill and two clouds in the….
Unicorn By The Pond
A unicorn lowering its head to drink from a rounded pond, with a curved neck, flowing mane, reflected water lines, reeds and two lily pads. Include a low bank, a few smooth stones and….
Unicorn In Monsoon Meadow
A friendly unicorn walks through a rainy meadow beneath a large cloud, wearing no clothing and showing a flowing mane and lifted tail. Add broad raindrops, puddles, two banana plants and….
Unicorn At The Courtyard
A unicorn stands in a sunny Indian home courtyard beside a low wall and a large potted plant, with a simple geometric floor pattern beneath its feet. Include an open doorway shape and a….
Unicorn With Peacock
A unicorn stands beside a friendly peacock in a meadow, both facing one another. Give the peacock a simple open fan of large feather shapes, and add flowers, grass and a distant rounded….
Unicorn Kite Afternoon
A unicorn trots through a park while a small diamond-shaped kite floats above it, connected by a plain curved string. Add a tree, low bushes, clouds and a few flowers, with the unicorn's….
Unicorn At Sunrise
A unicorn stands on a hill as a large sun rises behind distant hills, with layered mane, curled tail, three visible legs and a clear horn. Add a few simple grass tufts and clouds around….
Unicorn Under A Tree
A unicorn rests beneath a broad shady tree with its legs folded, surrounded by a few fallen leaves, grass tufts and a small basket-shaped picnic object with no markings. Show a calm….
Detailed Unicorn Portrait
A three-quarter unicorn portrait with carefully placed eyes, muzzle, ears and horn, a layered flowing mane with individual locks, and subtle cheek and neck contours. Frame it with a few….
Unicorn In Forest
A unicorn walks through a detailed woodland with overlapping tree trunks, ferns, mushrooms, a winding path and dappled leaf clusters. Give the unicorn an arched neck, layered mane,….
Unicorn By Indian Palace
A proud unicorn stands in front of a welcoming Indian palace-inspired building with domes, arches and simple decorative borders, surrounded by potted plants and a stone path. Keep the….
Unicorn In Winter
A unicorn steps through a snowy landscape with a flowing mane, visible breath suggested by a simple curved puff, snow-covered pine trees, rounded snowdrifts and falling snowflakes. Add a….
Unicorn Spring Garden
A unicorn grazes in a richly outlined spring garden with tulips, broad leaves, a low trellis, butterflies and a curved stone border. Show detailed mane strands, a layered tail and gentle….
Unicorn At Twilight
A unicorn stands on a hill at twilight beneath a large crescent moon, with layered clouds, distant mountains, stars and a softly patterned mane. Add a few tall grasses in the foreground….
Unicorn With Indian Parade
A cheerful unicorn walks along a decorated but unlettered Indian village path beside a friendly elephant and a peacock, with simple flower garlands, small houses, trees and a distant….
At a glance
- Ages: 4 to 12
- Skills: Drawing, pencil control, following steps
- You need: Pencil, crayons or colouring materials
- Time: 10 to 25 minutes
A gentle start to unicorn drawing
This set gives children several ways to draw a unicorn, from tracing and joining simple shapes to copying a finished outline. Younger children can practise circles, curves, ears, a horn and a flowing mane with plenty of space for colouring. Older children can add body details, shadows, patterns and a background. The pages keep the fantasy theme friendly and open, so each child can choose colours and details freely. Children who enjoy animal drawing can also try How to Draw an Elephant after this set.
Ideas for home and class
At home, begin with a short drawing session and ask your child to name each shape before adding the next line. Keep the finished drawings in a folder or display them on a bedroom wall. In class, use the pages for a quiet art centre, an early finisher activity or a lesson on lines and shapes. Children can work in pairs, taking turns to describe a step without touching the other child's paper. For a group display, let each child create a different mane pattern and add a small name label.
Helping with tricky shapes
Children often make the horn too large, place both eyes at different heights or draw the body as a narrow oval. Show them how to lightly mark the centre line first, then add the eyes and horn with space between them. A unicorn does not need a perfectly symmetrical face, so encourage small corrections rather than rubbing out every mark. For the mane, suggest short curved sections instead of one complicated outline. If the body feels difficult, practise with a large oval on scrap paper before returning to the printable.
Lumi's tips
- Make it easier by covering later steps and showing only one shape at a time.
- Make it harder by asking your child to change the pose, add a second unicorn or create a simple setting.
- Keep it fun by giving the unicorn a name, a favourite colour scheme and a short story about where it lives.
How to download and print
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- Choose a page and tap Download. Pick A4 or US Letter to match your paper.
- Open the PDF and print at "Actual size" (100%) so nothing is cut off.
- Your downloads stay in My Library, so you can print them again any time.
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What is the easiest way for a child to draw a unicorn?
Start with a large oval for the head, then add two ears, a small horn, eyes and a curved mane. Add the neck and body after the face feels comfortable.
How can I help my child draw a unicorn face?
Use light guide marks to place the eyes at a similar height. Add the horn between the ears and keep the first lines simple, since details such as eyelashes and mane patterns can come later.
Can older children use these unicorn drawing pages?
Yes. Older children can copy the basic steps and then change the pose, add shading, create a background or draw a unicorn from memory.
What colours can children use for a unicorn?
There is no fixed colour scheme. Children can use natural animal colours, soft shades, bright colours or a pattern of their own, then explain their choices.
How do I download or print the unicorn drawing pages?
Most EarlyActivity printables are free to download with a free account. The files are PDFs for A4 and US Letter paper, and you can print them at Actual size, or 100%.
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