Free Resources
Explore our collection of free resources for budding comic artists
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Designed with 6-11 year olds in mind – this booklet shares our veterans' stories, a collection of unique illustrations donated by award winning illustrator, Martin Impey (War Horse, Blitz) and ready-to-go classroom activities.
See more VE day activities for children on the Blind Veterans UK website, including how to make celebratory hats and bunting.
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Spice up your lessons with these six curriculum-linked activities to do with your class
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Draw Winston
During World War 2, prime minister Winston Churchill famously said “We will fight them on the beaches” if the enemy came ashore. Use this page to draw him, and add your own funny twist to his famous comment.
Draw Biden
Follow the steps on this sheet to draw a cartoon of Joe Biden’s face.
Draw Donald
Follow the steps on this sheet to draw a cartoon of Donald Trump’s face.
Draw Nelson
Nelson Mandela was a famous South African president. Follow the steps on this sheet to draw a cartoon of his face.
Draw Beyonce
Follow the steps on this sheet to draw a cartoon of singer Beyoncé’s face.
Draw Boris
Follow the steps on this sheet to draw a cartoon of prime minister Boris Johnson’s face.
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Finish the Story 1
One of these panels contains a strange occurrence – but what is it, exactly – an explosion? a fight? a big sneeze? a strange portal to another world? something else? You decide and fill in the gaps in the story. And of course, you can use this page any way round.
Finish the Story 2
Finish off this superhero’s adventure.
Finish the Story 3
The robot has gone crazy – what happens next?
Finish the Comic 1
Collaborate with top comic artist Mark Stafford to create a funny cartoon –what is in the mad scientist’s tank?
Finish the Comic 2
Collaborate with top comic artist Mark Stafford to create a funny cartoon – what is inside the man getting x-rayed?
Finish the Comic 3
Collaborate with top comic artist Mark Stafford to create a funny cartoon – what does the dog’s head look like?
Knock knock! Who’s there?
Someone is knocking on the bear’s door. Who is it? What happens to cause panel 4 to happen? And what is it, exactly – an explosion? a fight? a big sneeze? a strange portal to another world? something else? You decide and fill in the gaps in the story.
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Heads
Learn how to draw different types of head, from different angles, and experiment with proportions.
Faces
There are lots of different cartoon styles for drawing faces. Pick and choose from these suggestions and copy them onto the blank head in the centre. Or make up your own.
Bodies 1
Follow these simple steps to begin drawing a cartoon person.
Bodies 2
Experiment with drawing different types of cartoon body shapes.
Bodies 3
Use this sheet to help you draw your characters moving about.
Captain Cartoon
Design a new superhero, then use one of our Panel design sheets to draw him having an adventure.
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