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How to draw a flying saucer

Start with the underside of the saucer and finish with centers for the lights and two little stars.

Finished, it has 42 areas to color: 46th of 50 here, counting from the simplest (one of the harder ones). Close to it: birthday cake and heart with ribbon.

Main colors in the original emoji: gray, light blue and light green.

The six steps

1. The underside of the saucer.
2. The rim and the beam of light below.
3. The glass dome and the first lights.
4. Shine on the dome and rim, and more lights.
5. The alien in the dome, the last lights and a star.
6. Centers for the lights and two little stars.

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How to draw a flying saucer: 6 steps

31 shapes over six steps, then a box to draw your own.

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How to draw a flying saucer: 4 big steps

Steps of 3, 6, 10 and 12 shapes, drawn bigger.

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Flying saucer to color

The finished drawing: 42 areas.

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Color and trace: flying saucer

Color it, then trace the word.

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New parts are black and what is already drawn is gray; how the sheets work. Draw something else: fox, ghost, giraffe, heart with ribbon, helicopter, horse, house, ice cream, jack-o-lantern, koala, lion, monkey.

Drawings adapted from Noto Emoji by Google, Apache License 2.0: turned into outlines, and checked so every area can be colored.