How To Draw a Funny Cartoon Viking Warrior for Young Kids

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These warriors certainly made history as fearsome and rambunctious fighters! Hailing from Northern Europe, a few famous warriors like Bluetooth, Rollo, Erik the Red, Ragnar, Ivar the Boneless changed Europe’s history forever. Some Vikings even visited America before Columbus accidentally did! Perhaps they might be too serious? How about a funny Viking that’s flexing his muscles? Doesn’t he deserve an award for that epic beard? 🙂 Let’s draw!

How To Draw Tutorials For Kids Viking Cartoon Step by step for kids easy simple guide — Funny macho viking flexin’ (note: horned helmets are not accurate but pop culture dominates!)

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Paper (Our Free How To Draw Template PDF)
Pencil
Polymer Eraser
Outline Markers
Coloring Tools (I recommend Crayola’s 140 Piece Coloring Case)

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