How to Draw Vampire Teeth (Easy Step by Step)
Vampire teeth are a spooky and silly drawing that is easy to build. You only need curved bands, small boxes and two pointy fangs, plus a pair of tiny bats to finish the Halloween look.
- Easy
- 15 minutes
- 9 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
Start drawingIn this article (7 sections)
How to draw vampire teeth step by step
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Step 1: The top gum
Draw a wide, curved band that dips in the middle like a big smile, with a short flat edge at each end. Make the bottom edge curve the same way as the top edge.
Step 2: The bottom gum
Lower down, draw a second curved band that dips like a smile, a little smaller than the first. Leave a big gap between the two bands for the teeth.
Step 3: Side teeth on top
Near each end of the top gum, draw a short line down, then a short slanted line toward the middle. These are the first two sides of a small box tooth, one on the left and one on the right.
Step 4: The pointy fangs
Next to each side tooth, draw a long tooth that starts at the top gum and curves down to a sharp point. Think of a tall, skinny drop shape.
Step 5: Front top teeth
Between the fangs, draw a short line down from the gum in the middle. Then draw a gently curved line across the bottom to close in two little square teeth.
Step 6: Bottom tooth lines
On the bottom gum, draw four short straight lines standing up from the top edge, spaced evenly apart.
Step 7: Bottom teeth row
Draw a long, slightly curved line above the four short lines, with a small step down at each end. This closes in a row of five lower teeth.
Step 8: Bat wings
At the bottom corners, draw two pairs of wings. Each wing has a curved top and a wiggly scalloped bottom edge, with a small gap between the two wings.
Step 9: Bat bodies
Fill the gap between each pair of wings with a small, rounded body that is a little longer than it is wide.
All done!
Go over your lines with a marker, then color it in.
Finished your vampire teeth? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw a ghost or how to draw a jack-o'-lantern next.
Tips for drawing vampire teeth
- Draw the two gum bands first and keep their curves matching, so the teeth have a smooth place to sit.
- Fangs are the trickiest part. Start with two straight lines going down, then curve them together into a point at the bottom.
- For the bats, draw both wings on each side first and then fit the small body in the gap between them, so the wings come out about the same size.
Free vampire teeth coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this vampire teeth coloring page at full size and print it. It is the same drawing you just learned, with clean lines ready for crayons or markers.
How to color your vampire teeth drawing
Make the gums bright red or pink and the teeth white, with a little gray shading on the fangs. Color the bats purple or dark gray.
Vampire teeth fun fact for kids
Vampire bats are real animals that live in Central and South America. They are the only mammals that feed only on blood.
Questions about drawing vampire teeth
What shapes do I need to draw vampire teeth?
You need curved bands for the gums, small boxes for the teeth, and two long drop shapes for the fangs. The bats use curved wing shapes and a small rounded body.
How do I make my vampire teeth look spookier?
Make the fangs longer and sharper. Coloring the bats dark purple helps too.
How do I get both fangs to match?
Draw the first fang, then place the second one the same distance from the middle of the mouth. Use the side teeth as a guide to check that both sides line up.
