How to Draw Springtrap. The Five Nights At Freddy series had humble beginnings with a single game but is now one of the world’s most well-known horror game franchises.
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It takes a concept that has probably crossed most people’s minds; What if the creepy animatronics you see in some restaurants and attractions come to life?
The series is full of these creepy robotic animals wreaking havoc, and one of the scariest is the rabbit-like jump trap.
As one of the most recognizable characters in the series, many fans enjoy trying to draw Springtrap.
If you’re a fan of this creepy robot rabbit, you’ve come to the right place.
Our step-by-step guide to drawing a jumping trap in just 6 steps will show you how easy and fun it can be.
How to Draw Springtrap
Step 1
To kick off this Springtrap drawing guide, let’s start by drawing the outlines of the head and ears. Although quite detailed, these patterns will be fairly simple.
For the outline of his head, use a smooth oval with irregular shapes as it appears in the reference image.
Next, we draw their bunny ears. Springtrap looks quite damaged and aged in his appearance, which will also be reflected in his ears.
Only the bottom half is attached to the left ear, and the top half is broken off. The ear on the right will be a bit more intact, but not by much.
Once these ears are drawn on the outline of the head, we can move on to step 2.
Step 2
If you lose the game in this series, chances are you’ll have the creepy face of one of these animatronics.
Because of this, the game’s creators have put a lot of effort into making the faces cute and scary.
We’ll draw the scary face for this part of your Springtrap drawing. His eyes are quite round, and the lids droop slightly.
His nose will be fairly flat and round, and then we’ll use wavy lines for his smirking mouth. Complete his mouth with some straight lines for his teeth.
To finish this step, draw some small shapes for her shoulders and then use more curved lines for the beginning of her body. That’s done for now, so you can move on to step 3.
Step 3
Many small details show how battered and damaged this character looks, and we will draw some of these details in this step of our How to Draw a Springtrap guide.
Use a curved line for the upper outline of his abdomen and draw small rounded shapes to show some items sticking out inside his body.
You can add more body parts to Springtrap as we move on to the next few steps.
Step 4
Continue your drawing of Springtrap, and next, draw his arms.
Like the rest of his body, his arms comprise several smaller sections connected. You can draw these separate rounded shapes starting from his shoulder shapes and then draw his hands at the ends of those.
Be sure also to add more details on the damage to his arms.
Once the arms are complete, you can draw more shapes for her waist and the beginning of her legs before continuing with the final details of the pattern.
Step 5
You are now ready to complete the final details in this step of our How to Draw Springtrap guide. You started with the legs in the previous part and can now finish drawing them.
Again, these legs are drawn as different sections that connect.
Also, more damage detail on the legs and the feet will be drawn with jagged lines to make them look broken.
Before proceeding to the final step, be sure to add your additional details as well!
You could draw a background to showcase your favorite stage from the games or maybe add even more sinister Springtrap friends.
Step 6
The final step in your spring trap design is to top it off with color.
Springtrap is usually a pretty sickly orange color in games, which we used in our reference image.
We used alternating light and dark tones to add variety so you can take a similar approach to your image.
Once you know what colors you want to use, you can also use many artistic media options.
Watercolors or colored pencils would soften the colors a bit, which might go with the darker tone of the image.
Your Springtrap Drawing is Finished!
