Draw a Party Chameleon with DIY Star Unapooky and Tweety
Draw a colorful party chameleon, craft a friendly star decoration called 'Unapooky', and sketch a cute Tweety bird using simple steps and colors.
Step-by-step guide to draw a party chameleon with DIY Star Unapooky and Tweety
Step 1
Gather your materials and clear a flat workspace so you have room to draw and craft.
Step 2
Draw a rounded leaf shaped body on your paper to make the chameleon base.
Step 3
Add two big bulging eyes on top of the body and a small smiling mouth so your chameleon looks friendly.
Step 4
Draw a spiral tail curling from the back and four short legs with tiny toes under the body.
Step 5
Add fun patterns like stripes spots and swirls across the chameleon body to make it party ready.
Step 6
Trace over your pencil lines with the black marker and then gently erase any extra pencil marks.
Step 7
Color your chameleon with bright contrasting colors to make it look festive and fun.
Step 8
On colored paper draw a large star shape for Unapooky.
Step 9
Carefully cut out the star shape using scissors with adult help if you need it.
Step 10
Draw a friendly face on your star and glue on small decorations like paper shapes or stickers to dress Unapooky up.
Step 11
Draw a round head and a smaller oval body to start your cute Tweety sketch.
Step 12
Add big round eyes a tiny triangle beak little wings and two thin feet to finish Tweety’s shape.
Step 13
Outline Tweety with the black marker erase any pencil lines and color Tweety yellow with an orange beak and feet.
Step 14
Share your finished party chameleon your Unapooky star and your Tweety sketch on DIY.org.
Final steps
You're almost there! Complete all the steps, bring your creation to life, post it, and conquer the challenge!
Help!?
What can we use if we don't have colored paper or a black marker?
Use regular white paper colored with crayons, colored pencils, or paint for Unapooky and substitute a dark pen, fine-tip permanent marker, or a sharpened black colored pencil to trace the chameleon and Tweety outlines.
My marker smudged and pencil lines won't erase—what should I do?
Let the black marker dry fully before erasing, gently rub out pencil marks with a clean eraser, and if smudges remain hide them by adding stripes, spots, or stickers as decorative patterns on the chameleon or star.
How can I adapt the activity for younger or older children?
For younger children, pre-draw the rounded leaf chameleon body and pre-cut the star so they can color, sticker and glue decorations, while older kids can add detailed patterns, shading, mixed media like sequins or fabric, or create a scene with a background before posting on DIY.org.
How can we personalize or extend the finished party chameleon, Unapooky, and Tweety?
Turn them into a mobile or greeting card by mounting the chameleon, star, and Tweety on cardstock, attach the star with a string to make Unapooky hang, add googly eyes to the chameleon and sequins to Tweety, or give the chameleon's spiral tail a brad fastener so it swivels.
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Facts about drawing and crafts for kids
🦎 Chameleons can move each eye independently, so they can look in two directions at the same time!
🎨 Pairing complementary colors (like purple and yellow) makes drawings jump off the page and feel extra festive.
🧪 Some chameleons change color using tiny skin crystals (structural coloration) that reflect light, not just pigments.
🎉 Star decorations have been used in celebrations and festivals around the world for centuries to symbolize hope and joy.
🐥 Tweety first appeared in the 1942 cartoon "A Tale of Two Kitties" and quickly became a famous Looney Tunes character.
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