Draw a Digital Dragon City Dragon with DIY Star Techonia

What can we use if we don't have a drawing app or metallic stickers?

If you don't have a drawing app, use a sheet of paper and markers to fill the top two-thirds for the sky and draw the skyline, and swap metallic stickers for aluminum foil, metallic gel pens, or shiny tape to decorate the paper stars.

My paper stars keep flopping over or falling when taped to a craft stick — how can we fix that?

Make the folded tab at the bottom of each star wider, reinforce it with a small scrap of cardboard, and use stronger tape or a dab of glue where you tape the craft stick or straw so the stars stand in front of the screen.

How can we adapt this activity for younger or older kids?

For younger kids, pre-draw the skyline and pre-cut the stars so they can color and stick the craft stick tabs, while older kids can use layers and finer brushes in the drawing app to add glowing circuit lines, detailed scales, and export high-resolution images for sharing.

What are some ways to extend or personalize our Digital Dragon City and Star Techonia?

Extend the project by saving several dragon poses in the app for a simple animation, adding LED fairy lights behind the paper stars, or customizing each star with names and metallic accents before positioning them in front of your exported image to share on DIY.org.