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You could change up the design of the mask a bit, or if you’re feeling extra creative you could take what you have learned here and draw some of your own masks hanging next to it. Masks are accessories worn by people on their faces. Masks are commonly used for protection, hiding one’s identity, performance props, and also ritual practices. You can also see more on Drawing Templates.

It’s almost time for some coloring fun in the final step, but first we have a few small decoration details to add in this step of our guide on how to draw a mask! Each one could have its own design! It would require a bit of time and patience, but it would be worth it when you make this drawing of a mask even more impressive. There's no limit to how creative one can get with this template. After all, it’s a bare outline and a blank canvas. Encourage your learners to customize and personalize as much as they want, as this is a great opportunity for them to express their ingenuity and showcase their individuality!Your mask drawing is looking great already! For this next part, we will be drawing the mouth of the mask.

That’s because everything in the mask template is pre-designed and you just need to focus on printing it. You will be able to get printable masks, which can be very convenient. This will help you save a lot of time, especially when making a large number of masks. Take a look at 123 Kids Fun Drawing the lower half of the faces of some iconic characters. These could be iconic ones that everyone can recognize or ones from the kids’ favorite stories. And for a way to get your students started on deepening their art appreciation, try our Experiencing Art: Vincent Van Gogh for K-2nd Grade. Honing several skills at once like keen observation and critical thinking, this includes questions to prompt reflection and a space for learners to make their own art in the style of “Bedroom in Arles.” 3 fun ideas for designing face masks using this template: In our reference image, we used yellow, blue and red as the main colors of the mask. This was what we chose for it, but you should feel free to use any colors of your own to fill it in!We have one more fun idea for you to try! You could draw this mask on a big piece of cardboard and then color it. Then, at the sides of the face you will be drawing some sharp lines that look a bit like triangles without one side. I teach geography, and the map-themed clipart here is invaluable for my lessons. The detailed maps enhance my geography worksheets. A section featuring interactive map clipart with country facts would be a great educational tool."

The eye holes will be drawn using some horizontal ovals with sharp points at each end. Then, you can draw some thin, sharp shapes above them for some eyebrow detail. For an activity that not only introduces a spot of DIY to your classroom but also yields a pretty product that’s perfect for the summer and autumn months, we recommend our Sunflower Wreath Craft. This resource comes with a list of materials, detailed instructions, and the cut-outs you’re going to need!

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It would be really cool to have a wall full of hanging masks, so what other designs or details can you think of to add to this picture? Step 6 –Finish off your mask drawing with some color Disclaimer: This is an art activity - This resource cannot be used/worn as a mask. Explore other Twinkl favorites for arts and crafts: A mask can be used for face protection, as a Halloween accessory or even as an important cultural artifact. No matter what a mask may mean to you, it can be lots of fun to learn how to draw a mask so that you can design your own.

Next, we think you should try and use some awesome colors for this mask drawing. We spoke a bit about some colors you could use in the guide, but it would be fun to also experiment with art mediums.We hope that you have lots of fun with this step-by-step guide on how to draw a mask in 6 steps. How to Draw A Mask – Let’s Get Started! Step 1 The word mask has been derived from the Middle French word masque, meaning “covering to hide or guard the face,” and this word was derived from the Italian word maschera, which is also derived from the medieval Latin word masca, which means “specter” or “nightmare.” The mask is a versatile and powerful symbol that can be used to communicate a wide range of messages. Mask icons can be used to represent concealment, disguise, or anonymity. They can also be used to represent theater, Carnival, or Mardi Gras. Additionally, masks can be used as a way to add mystery or intrigue to a logo design. Using these mediums, you could make your mask bright and vibrant, muted and subdued or a combination of the two. Adding design elements that represent things in your learners’ lives, such as their likes and dislikes, families and friends, using doodles.