Father's Day Drawings: A Gift Dad Will Keep
Father's Day drawings make gifts dads actually keep. Easy ideas for kids: superhero dad portraits, robot cards, comic strips and coupon books.
Father's Day drawings are gifts dads tend to keep for years. Kids can draw Dad as a superhero, make a comic about a day together, design a card with a cool robot or dinosaur, or create a coupon book. Personal, funny drawings mean the most.
Dads are notoriously hard to shop for. A drawing from their child solves that problem.
Father's Day drawing ideas
- Superhero Dad. Draw Dad with a cape and powers.
- Our day together. A comic about something you do with Dad.
- Dad's favorite things. Draw them all.
- Coupon book. Car washes, high fives, game nights.
- Dad as a robot. What would Robo-Dad do?
Cool cards
How to Draw: Robot Dinosaurs gives kids an impressive subject for a Father's Day card. A robotic T. rex saying "You're the coolest dad!" is a card that will end up on his desk.
Comics for Dad
Comics are a great Father's Day gift. Kids can draw a three-panel story about a funny moment with Dad. See kids making comics.
Make it a frame
Frame a drawing for Dad's office or workshop. It is a gift he will see every day.
Not just dads
Make drawings for grandfathers, uncles, stepdads and other special men. For more on drawing with Dad, see dads who can't draw: draw with your kids anyway.
Questions parents ask
What can kids draw for Father's Day?
Superhero Dad, comics about time together, robot or dinosaur cards, coupon books and portraits.
What is a good homemade Father's Day gift?
A framed drawing or a comic about a favorite memory with Dad.
How can kids make a Father's Day card?
Fold paper, draw a cool character like a robot dinosaur on the front and write a message inside.
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