The top 10 easy Pokémon to draw

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Drawing isn’t easy, as it takes time and practice to improve. As any gamer will know, you need to practice and level up to get better. That’s how it is with art. Fanart can be an excellent way to learn, improve, or just warm up. Pokémon is a great place for fans to start because they have clean lines, pleasing designs, and range from simple to more complex shapes and sizes. A general rule is less complex forms and basic shapes are easier to draw than more detailed ones. Here are our picks for the easiest Pokémon to draw for beginners.

Voltorb and Electrode are combined because there isn’t much to them – a circle with eyes and two colors. They are glorified Pokéballs. While their designs may be bland, if you’re looking to draw and practice drawing from reference or fanart in general, they make excellent starting points.

Luvdisc is a simple sideways heart with a beak and eyes, making this about as easy of a Pokémon to draw that you will come across. There isn’t even really any room here to add flair to, it’s just a simple design through and through.

Diglett is an unusual one as his body is a simple cylinder, but the gravel around him may pose a challenge. Similar to someone like Gastly, don’t feel the need to make it exactly as it appears. This is another chance to play with the design and add your own flair to the character.

Gastly is similar to Voltorb and Electrode, but with some personality. Gastly has the benefit of a circular, simple main form and allows for some variation and style. Don’t get hung up on the smoke around the body; it’s gas, after all, it can be any shape. So allow yourself to play with the smoke around him.