Turn your words into a drawing lesson

Sketch the basic shapes

Lightly sketch a round head, floppy ears, oval body, legs, four oval paws and tail. Draw two crossing lines on the head; curve the horizontal one.

Draw the outline

Go over the edges with a firmer line. Add fluffy tufts on the ears, chest and tail, and toe lines on the paws. Keep the light lines for now.

Add the face

Draw two oval eyes along the curved line. Centre an oval nose below them, then add eyebrows, a mouth and tongue. Lightly mark ovals inside the legs.

Clean up and add details

Erase the crossing lines and the leg ovals. Add pupils with a small white spot, two lines for the stripe on the forehead, the smile lines and fluffy fur on the chest.

Colour the puppy evenly

No shading yet: golden fur; white stripe, muzzle, chest, paws and tail tip; pink tongue, black nose. Colour the rings around the black pupils brown; keep the white areas.

Add soft shadows

Shade the ears, under the head and along the sides with a darker gold. Add a soft grey shadow under the paws.

Questions

Is this a chatbot?

No — it's a one-shot input. You describe, and ToDraw paints the picture and turns it into your lesson in one go.

Can I ask for any style?

The lesson is drawn in a clear cartoon style that teaches well on paper. Want a different look? Make the picture first in Create a Picture, pick a style there, then send it to the lesson in one tap.

Can I see the picture before the lesson?

It appears right in the progress screen while your board is drawn. Want to fine-tune it first? Create the picture in the Create a Picture tool, then send it to the lesson in one tap.