Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wished you could capture its beauty on paper? π You’re in luck! Today, we’re going to learn how to draw a moon and stars with a super easy, step-by-step tutorial. Perfect for beginners of all ages, this drawing will add a little cosmic magic to your sketchbook! π
Letβs gather our supplies and get started! π¨βοΈ
π οΈ Materials Needed
- Sketching pencil βοΈ
- Eraser π©Ά
- Black fine-tip pen or marker ποΈ
- Drawing paper π
- Colored pencils, crayons, or markers (optional for coloring) π¨
β¨ Step-by-Step Tutorial
Step 1: Draw a Big Crescent Moon π
Start by drawing a large curve, like a big letter βCβ on its side. Then, draw a smaller curve inside it to complete the crescent shape. Leave some space between the two curves β this will be the glowing moon!

Step 2: Sketch Tiny Stars β
Around your moon, start adding small five-pointed stars. An easy way is to draw a tiny “plus” sign (+) and then add an “X” on top (Γ). This gives your stars a twinkling look!

Step 3: Add Some Bigger Stars β¨
To make your night sky more magical, draw a few larger stars. You can make them by sketching two overlapping triangles, or by drawing a simple sparkle shape with longer points.

Step 4: Sprinkle Some Tiny Dots π
Fill in the empty spaces with little dots to represent distant stars. Random placement looks best β just sprinkle them lightly around!

Step 5: Outline Your Drawing ποΈ
Carefully trace over your moon, stars, and dots with a black pen or marker. Let the ink dry, and then gently erase any leftover pencil lines.

Step 6: Add Some Color (Optional) π¨
If you want, you can color your moon with soft yellow, gold, or even silver shades! Add a faint blue or purple background for a dreamy night sky feel.

π Final Tips
- Donβt worry about making each star perfect β a little wobble adds charm!
- Try using metallic pens or glitter pens for an extra magical effect.
- Want a fuller sky? Add shooting stars or tiny clouds too! βοΈπ
Now you’ve created your very own beautiful moon and starry sky! πβ¨ Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be sketching full night scenes filled with wonder. Happy drawing! π¨π«