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How to Draw Water Wings
Draw water wings in 14 steps, about 11 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
A little above the middle of your paper draw a round head, about as big as a plum.
Step 2: The hair
Start low on the left of the head. Draw a curved hairline over the forehead, ending low on the right.
Step 3: Two big eyes
Halfway down the head draw 2 big egg eyes, one eye apart. Add a dot with a shine.
Step 4: Smile and cheeks
Under the eyes draw a wide U smile. Add a small flat cheek on each side, inside the face.
Step 5: Neck and shoulders
Start at the chin. Draw a short wide neck that curves out into a shoulder on each side.
Step 6: Two arms up
From each shoulder draw out to an elbow, up to the wrist, then back down, stopping low on the body.
Step 7: Arm bands
Round the middle of each upper arm draw a fat pillow band, wider than the arm, with a line across.
Step 8: Mitten hands
Start at each wrist. Draw a mitten hand pointing up, with a round thumb, back to the wrist.
Step 9: The swimsuit
Start on one shoulder. Draw a U neckline across to the other. Add a line where each arm joins.
Step 10: The water
Start near the left edge. Draw a wavy line of bumps across the body, stopping near the right edge.
Step 11: Splash drops
Draw a little teardrop splash out beside each arm, pointy end up.
Step 12: Pink cheeks, peach skin
Colour the cheeks pink, then the face, neck, arms and hands peach around them. Leave the eyes white.
Step 13: Blue water, orange bands
Colour the water and the splash drops sky blue, and the arm bands orange.
Step 14: Red swimsuit, brown hair
Colour the swimsuit red and the hair brown. Your water wings are done!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: water wings, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
