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How to turn a drawing into a step-by-step drawing lesson with Anidoodle

Create a captioned timelapse and step sheet that teaches how a picture is built.

  • Content
  • Beginner
  • 30 minutes
  • From the README
  • Claude Code
  • Codex

Who it is forA teacher, hobbyist or content creator who wants to show students or viewers how to draw something.

The problemWriting drawing tutorials by hand is slow, and a video alone rarely explains what to look for at each step.

The outcomeA step sheet and a captioned timelapse, each step with what to look for, how to do it and the common mistake.

What you need first

  • Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, or another agent that reads skills
  • Node.js to run the repo's tools (inferred from the node commands in the README)
  • The anidoodle repository cloned or installed from its Install link
  • Optional: about 373 MB of free disk space for the sound pack

Steps

  1. Install the Anidoodle skill in your agent (inferred) from the repo's Install link.
  2. Ask the agent how to draw your subject, or give it a drawing to rebuild.
  3. Review the step sheet and check each step's what to look for, how to do it and common mistake.
  4. Watch the captioned timelapse to confirm the order of marks matches how an artist would work.

Prompt for your agent

Using the anidoodle repo, rebuild <subject or drawing file> as a drawing lesson with a step sheet and a captioned timelapse. Return both files and confirm each step lists what to look for, how to do it and the common mistake.

Caveat. The README shows a sample 95 s lesson but does not say how long your own lesson will run, so check the timelapse length before publishing.

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