How to Draw Kakamora From Moana: easy drawing guide for kids

How to Draw Kakamora From Moana (Easy Step by Step)

ByMess Maker In Chief

The Kakamora are the tiny, round coconut pirates from Moana, and they are easy to draw because they are mostly circles. You will start with one big circle, add a curved headband, and finish with a spear, two dot eyes, a happy open mouth, a hand, and two little feet.

  • Easy
  • 12 minutes
  • 8 steps

You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.

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In this article (7 sections)
  1. How to draw Kakamora from Moana step by step
  2. Tips for drawing Kakamora from Moana
  3. Free Kakamora from Moana coloring page
  4. How to color your Kakamora from Moana drawing
  5. Kakamora from Moana fun fact for kids
  6. Questions about drawing Kakamora from Moana
  7. More easy character drawings

How to draw Kakamora from Moana step by step

How to Draw Kakamora From Moana · tinyhandscreate.com

  1. Step 1: Guide shapes

    Lightly sketch this oval. It only shows where the big parts go, so press softly. You will erase it at the end.

  2. Step 2: The round body

    Draw a big round circle for the Kakamora's body, but leave a gap on the left side. That gap is where the spear will go later.

  3. Step 3: The headband

    Draw a gently curved line across the upper part of the circle. Start inside the gap on the left and end at the right edge of the body.

  4. Step 4: The spear tip

    On the upper left, draw a pointed leaf shape that touches the top left of the body. Then add a few tiny short lines along the left edge of the body below it.

  5. Step 5: The spear pole

    Draw two long, slanted lines side by side going down from the spear tip to make a thin pole. Stop near the bottom of the body. Add a small round knob around the middle of the pole for the hand that holds it.

  6. Step 6: The eyes

    Draw two big round dots below the headband, with a space between them. Fill them in solid.

  7. Step 7: The happy mouth

    Between the eyes and a little lower, draw a small D shape with the flat edge on top and the round part on the bottom, like an open smile.

  8. Step 8: Hand and feet

    Draw a small rounded loop sticking out of the right side of the body for the other hand. Add two little rounded feet at the bottom.

  9. All done!

    Erase the guide shapes, go over your lines, then color it in.

Finished your Kakamora from Moana? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw SpongeBob SquarePants or how to draw Cinderella next.

How to draw Kakamora from Moana step by step for kids
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Tips for drawing Kakamora from Moana

  • Draw the big circle lightly first so you can erase and fix it. A round body makes everything else look right.
  • The spear is the trickiest part. Draw the pole as two straight slanted lines that stay the same distance apart, like a long thin ribbon, and add the little round knob where the hand holds it.
  • Make the two eyes the same size and keep them level with each other. Place the mouth in the middle, a little lower than the eyes, for the cutest face.

Free Kakamora from Moana coloring page

Want to go straight to coloring? Open this Kakamora from Moana coloring page at full size and print it. It is the same drawing you just learned, with clean lines ready for crayons or markers.

Free printable Kakamora from Moana coloring page for kids
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How to color your Kakamora from Moana drawing

Try warm browns for the body and a bright red or orange headband, with a gray spear tip. For a creative twist, give your Kakamora a patterned headband with stripes or dots.

Kakamora from Moana fun fact for kids

Kakamora is a name from the folklore of the Solomon Islands, where the kakamora are said to be small people who live in caves and forests. The movie Moana borrowed the name for its coconut pirates.

Questions about drawing Kakamora from Moana

What shapes do I need to draw a Kakamora?

You need a big circle for the body, a curved line for the headband, a leaf shape for the spear tip, two long lines and a small knob for the spear pole, two filled dots for the eyes, a small D shape for the mouth, and a few little rounded loops for the hand and feet.

How do I make my Kakamora look cuter?

Draw the eyes big and round and keep the mouth small and open in a smile. A little extra space between the eyes also helps.

Is the Kakamora hard to draw for kids?

No, it is a good first drawing because most of it is simple circles. The spear takes the most care, so take your time with the two long lines.

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