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How to Draw a Prince

13 steps · Medium · about 10 min

Draw a prince in 13 easy steps, about 10 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.

Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: the head.

Step 1: The head
Near the top of your paper, draw an egg for the head, a little narrower at the chin.
Tip Leave most of the page below for the body and legs.
Step 2: The face
Below the middle of the head, draw 2 oval eyes with black dots. Add a nose, smile and 2 eyebrows.
Step 3: Hair
Start by the left eyebrow. Draw tufts over the head, ending at the right eyebrow. Add a hairline curve across.
Step 4: Small crown
On the hair, draw a small crown with 3 zigzag points. Put a tiny ball on each point.
Step 5: Neck and tunic
From the chin, draw 2 neck lines, then a short-sleeved tunic down to the hips. Add a belt and buckle.
Step 6: Long sleeves
From each short sleeve, draw 2 lines down to the wrist, getting narrower. Add a cuff curve at the wrist.
Step 7: Mitten hands
Under each arm, draw a mitten hand like the bottom of an egg. Add a little thumb pointing in.
Step 8: Legs, boots and ground
From the hem, draw 2 legs down to tall boots, toes pointing out. Add a ground line under the boots.
Step 9: The cape
Draw a cape behind: a pointed collar over each shoulder, then from under each hand down to a wavy hem.
Tip The cape hangs behind him, so only draw the parts you can see.
Step 10: Yellow crown and buckle
Colour the crown, the 3 little balls and the buckle yellow.
Step 11: Peach skin, pink cheeks
Colour pink cheeks, then the face, neck and hands peach around them.
Tip Leave the eyes white.
Step 12: Grey tights, blue tunic
Colour the legs grey for tights. Colour the tunic and sleeves blue, around the buckle.
Step 13: Red cape, brown hair
Colour the cape red. Colour the hair and boots brown, around the crown. Your prince is done!