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Home›How To›How to Draw a Little Girl

How to Draw a Little Girl

By Matthew Lynch
October 11, 2023
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Drawing a little girl can be a fun and rewarding experience, whether you’re a budding artist or an experienced professional. In this article, we will guide you through the steps of drawing a little girl, so you can create your own adorable character.

Step 1: Sketch the Head

Start by lightly sketching a circle for the head. This will serve as a base for the facial features and hair. Drawing lightly will make it easier to erase any mistakes and refine your sketch.

Step 2: Draw Facial Guidelines

Draw two intersecting lines in the middle of the circle to help place the facial features. The vertical line represents the center of the face, while the horizontal line marks the position of the eyes.

Step 3: Add Facial Features

Follow your guidelines to place and draw two large, oval-shaped eyes. Next, add curved eyebrows above each eye. To create a cute expression, draw an upturned crescent shape for the mouth and small circles for rosy cheeks.

Step 4: Draw Hair

Begin by outlining the hairline around the face. Decide on your desired hairstyle for the girl – you can give her straight, wavy, or curly hair. Draw lines flowing from her hairline to show strands and add volume with additional lines.

Step 5: Sketch Body Contours

Draw two slanted lines extending from the bottom of the head to form a slender neck. Next, create a simple trapezoidal dress shape that extends downward from her neck, making sure it is slightly wider at the bottom than at the top.

Step 6: Add Arms and Hands

On either side of her body, add short lines representing upper arms before drawing elbows with slight curves. Then extend those lines downward as thin forearms that widen at hands. Create simple shapes for hands such as ovals for fingers or mitten-like hands.

Step 7: Draw Legs and Feet

Add two vertical lines from the bottom of the dress to represent legs. Give your little girl a bit of stance by drawing bent legs, with one foot slightly forward. Finish off with oval shapes for her feet, and add shoes, if desired.

Step 8: Add Clothing Details

Draw small curved lines along the dress to represent wrinkles and creases in the fabric. Feel free to add a bow, ribbons, or other accessories to personalize her outfit.

Step 9: Erase Guidelines

Erase any remaining guide lines, leaving only your finished character sketch.

Step 10: Finalize Your Drawing

If you are satisfied with your sketch, go over the outline with darker pencil, pen, or marker. Fill in facial features and hair strands with appropriate shading or coloring techniques.

And there you have it! By following these ten steps, you’ve just successfully drawn a cute little girl. Remember, practice makes perfect – so keep drawing and refining your skills to become an even better artist!

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