Q&A for How to Draw Squidward from SpongeBob SquarePants

You can find instructions for drawing Mr. Krabs in the wikiHow article titled How to Draw Mr. Krabs from SpongeBob SquarePants .

While this article focuses on drawing Squidward, you can find detailed instructions for drawing SpongeBob in the wikiHow article How to Draw SpongeBob SquarePants .

Draw a long, black triangular shape for the clarinet's main body, with a bell shape overlapping it at the bottom. Add a white ring near the top for the mouthpiece connection, and another white ring at the start of the lower opening, which should be light blue inside. Although the number varies, usually draw three to seven keys along the body. The outline of the clarinet is typically blue.

To make Handsome Squidward even more handsome, exaggerate his features to absurd perfection—think sharper jawline, deeper cheekbones, and impossibly pouty lips. Add dramatic lighting or golden highlights to give him a radiant glow, like he’s perpetually basking in divine admiration. You could also dress him in a velvet tuxedo, crown him with flowing locks, or give him a heroic pose that screams “Greek statue meets runway model.”

Absolutely. Handsome Squidward is defined by his exaggeratedly sharp and chiseled jawline. It’s one of the most iconic features of his transformation, complete with a square chin, high cheekbones, and dramatic facial angles that parody classical beauty standards. The character design intentionally pushes the limits of “handsome” to absurd extremes, making his jawline almost comically perfect.

To draw Bubble Buddy, start with a soft oval shape for his head and a rounded body beneath it. Add simple bubble-like arms and legs using elongated ovals or circles to keep his form light and airy. Draw two small dots for eyes and a curved line for a friendly smile. Finish with light shading or highlights to give him a glossy, transparent bubble effect.