How to Draw Baby Barf & Belch Dragon | Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorial

Start your Baby Barf & Belch drawing with two large circles placed next to each other. These will become the dragon’s two heads.

Lightly draw one vertical and one horizontal guideline inside each circle. These guides will help you position the eyes, nose, mouth, and other facial features later.

Keep your sketch light so the guidelines are easy to erase when you create the final outline.

From the bottom of each head, draw two curved lines downward to form Barf and Belch’s long necks.

Curve the inner neck lines gently toward each other near the bottom. This creates the connection between the two heads and their shared body while keeping the pose soft and natural.

Now connect the two necks to one shared body.

Draw a large rounded shape underneath them to create the main body. Keep the body wide and simple at this stage—we’ll add the legs, wings, and other details next.

Add two rounded leg shapes at the bottom of the body, one on each side.

Next, sketch simple angled lines extending from both sides of the body to plan the wings. Behind the body, draw a curved tail that extends to the side and splits into pointed tips.

These are still construction lines, so focus on getting the overall proportions right rather than adding tiny details.

Now it’s time to give each head its own personality!

Using the guidelines, draw the large expressive eyes, nose details, horns, and pointed head spikes. Shape the snouts and mouths, then add the small triangular teeth.

Give each face slightly different eyes, expressions, and markings to make the two heads feel unique while still belonging to the same dragon.

Refine the entire Baby Barf & Belch Dragon drawing by outlining the long necks and rounded body.

Draw both wings with their inner webbing details. Add small spikes along the necks, back, and tail, then refine the legs and draw the little claws.

Finish the body with curved belly lines and clean up the tail details. Once everything looks right, erase the rough construction lines and trace your final outline with clean lines.

Time to bring your drawing to life!

Fill the main body and necks with a light yellow-green color. Use slightly darker greens for the legs, wings, and facial details, then add dark brown to the horns, claws, spikes, and other accents.

Color the eyes and mouths, add the pink tongue, and finish with soft pink blush on the cheeks for an extra cute Baby Barf & Belch look.

And your Baby Barf & Belch Dragon drawing is complete!