Kids like you love watching movies and TV shows. But when the movie or show comes to its end, what do you do? You can still spend time with your favorite characters by learning how to draw them! These easy movie and TV show character drawing tutorials can show you how.
Do you love superheroes? You will find almost all of them here - Marvel, DC, Power Rangers, X-Men, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and even four-legged friends from Paw Patrol.
But look out for the supervillains - they're here, too!
Perhaps you're more into Disney princesses. From ancient China to Agrabah to the islands, there's a whole royal court of happily ever afters waiting for you.
Are you looking for a good scare? Look no further than Coraline, The Nightmare Before Christmas, or Stranger Things.

Maybe you're not a kid anymore and you're thinking back to the classic characters from the good old days. You'll find a classic Superman, Mr. Bean, classic literary characters, friends from a galaxy far, far away, and more.

These beloved characters are not difficult to draw. You only need a pencil and a sheet of paper (and maybe an eraser and something to color with). As your drawing skills grow, you may even find yourself making up characters of your very own!
51 Easy Movie and TV Show Characters Drawing Ideas
Superman
It's a bird... it's a plane... it's the result of your newly acquired drawing skills! The Man of Steel is a tough hero to beat, but he's not too tough to draw.
Baby Groot
He is Groot, and he'll tell you so, too. This woody character was planted so that Groot could re-grow from a clipping. At this stage, he's still bound to his flower pot.
Mulan
When will her reflection show who she is inside? The time is now with your skills, pencil, and paper to draw her.
Mr. Bean
It's no mistake that Mr. Bean is funny-looking; it's part of his comedic appeal. This cartoon will give you practice drawing caricatures - exaggerated portraits.
Tracker from Paw Patrol
Tracker is a chihuahua ready for adventure. He's all set to go with his emergency pup pack and a wilderness hat.
Red Panda Mei Lee from Turning Red
Don't be embarrassed - you won't turn into a giant animal even if you make a mistake. Broaden your skills with this adorable anthropomorphic red panda.
The Joker's Face
The Joker's face displays his villainy. The chin and hair are unusually pointy, his brow is furrowed malevolently, and his mouth is curled in an evil grin.
Gonzo from the Muppet Show
Gonzo may be a monster, but don't be scared! He is fun-loving and funny. Here, he is all dressed up in a collared shirt and a bow tie.
Rocky from Paw Patrol
Rocky is ready to go and make sure things get recycled. His pup tag bears the three curved arrows of the recycling symbol.
Darth Maul from Star Wars
Darth Maul's face clearly shows his evil intent. He has glaring, glowing eyes, horns on top of his head, and a foreboding pattern tattooed on his face.
The Grinch
Mr. Grinch, too, has his face contorted into an evil expression. Here, he is dressed as Santa Claus with a hat and fur-trimmed suit.
Moana
Learn the way of water with Moana. She has an abundance of wavy hair and a kind smile. Notice the intricate patterns on her necklace and clothing.
Wednesday Addams
Wednesday wears a blank, pouty expression on her face. She has her hair styled in two braids, and her old-timey blouse is surprisingly bedazzled with tiny skulls and crossbones.
Spider-Man's Face
Are your Spidey senses tingling? Get up close and personal with your favorite web-slinging superhero as you sketch this portrait.
Camilo from Encanto
Camilo has curly hair, a winning smile, and a poncho featuring chameleons. But don't let him fool you - he can become whomever he wants!
Sully from Monsters, Inc.
It may be his job to scare you, but this friendly monster has a heart of gold. Don't forget to draw his best friend Mike, whom you will find below.
Princess Jasmine from Disney's Aladdin
Discover a land, a faraway place, where the caravan camels roam. Princess Jasmine can be your guide. You might even find yourself on a magic carpet ride.
Isabela from Encanto
She is beautiful and flowers grow wherever she goes. Sketch Isabella swinging gracefully like a ballerina or acrobat on a vine of her own making.
Snow White
Snow White is perhaps the most classic of all the Disney princesses. Draw her portrait, and remember - don't take any apples from strangers!
Gru from Despicable Me
If you're having a bad, bad day, it's about time something goes your way. Learn to sketch this lovable villain-turned-hero and celebrate the girls and minions he cares about.
Iron Man
Not everyone is born with superpowers - some people build them. Tony Stark's robotic suit is one example. Learn how to draw all of its mechanical details.
The Cat from Coraline
Black cats are sometimes considered bad luck. But your drawing skills will be that much better once this cat crosses your path. Indulge in its creepiness - bulging eyes, an elongated face, and a crooked tail.
Power Ranger for Beginners
This classic Power Ranger is all suited up and ready for action. There have been many versions of the Power Rangers over the years, but this one is the original.
Viperion from Miraculous
A handsome serpent? Yep, Viperion checks all the boxes. He has anime-style hair, a superhero suit, and a mask with scales and fangs.
Raphael from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
If you think the Ninja Turtles are cute, you'll go wild for this chibi version. Hint: change the initial on his belt and color him accordingly to draw the whole team.
Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol
This miserly man looks grumpy because he has not yet learned the secrets of friendship and giving. Perhaps you can show him as you sketch his top hat, suit, glasses, and cane.
Elsa from Frozen
Let go of whatever is holding you back and embrace your artistic destiny. This portrait of Elsa will help you master Disney-style characters and portraits in general.
Bruno from Encanto
A seven-foot frame and rats along his back? Bruno isn't as scary as all that. You may not want to talk about him, but you can certainly draw him.
Darth Vader
If you hear heavy, mechanical breathing, don't worry... it's just the character you're drawing. Vader's black helmet made the Sith lord even more intimidating.
Boba Fett
If you drew Vader, above, discover another masked man from a galaxy far, far away. Boba Fett wears worn and dented Mandalorian armor with a mythosaur symbol on the shoulder.
The Demogorgon from Stranger Things
It may be roughly flower-shaped, but don't let the Demogorgon fool you. Those teeth are sharp! It comes from the Upside Down, where monsters are born.
Chibi Loki
This trickster looks even more mischievous when drawn in chibi style. He is wearing a cape, his horned helmet, and carrying a staff.
Batman
The Dark Knight is ready for action in this retro version of himself. He has a bat logo emblazoned on his chest and a bat-arang held at the ready.
Miss Piggy from the Muppet Show
This pretty porker has got it going on! Miss Piggy looks glamorous with her makeup, long hair, and pearl necklace. Keep an eye out for Kermie, the frog that she loves.
Kylo Ren
Did you draw Darth Vader above? Kylo is his grandson and has trained himself in his image. He too wears a dark mask, combining it with a hood.
Harry Potter
Harry's round glasses and lightning bolt-shaped scar make him easy to recognize. He is also wearing a Hogwarts weather and a signature striped scarf to match.
Zuma from Paw Patrol
Zuma is ready for an underwater adventure. His helmet and wetsuit keep him safe, and the oxygen tanks allow him to breathe like a scuba diver.
Eleven from Stranger Things
If you're on the run from the Demogorgon above, you have El here to thank (or blame). This strange little girl accidentally made contact with it, opening an interdimensional gateway in the process.
Batman’s Face
He's ready for his close-up. If you drew Batman above, you can now make a portrait focusing on his face. Notice his frowning mouth and the triangular slits of his eyes.
The Red Ranger from Power Rangers
Did you draw an original Power Ranger above? Now you can draw another, more heavily armored version. Hint: use different colors to create the whole Power Rangers team.
Cyclops from X-Men
Cyclops is the original X-Man, the first to be recruited. Don't worry, his goggles will keep you safe from his laser beams as you draw.
Oogie Boogie from the Nightmare Before Christmas
This old bag of bugs isn't that scary - you can take him on with the help of this drawing guide! Always a gambler, he's got a pair of dice in his hands.
Sadness from Inside Out
Express yourself with this emotion. She may dress a bit emo and come across as pessimistic and depressed, but she's a vital part of your emotional makeup.
Peter Pan
You can escape to Neverland for a while with the boy who never grows up. He dresses like an elf in pointed shoes, a feathered hat, and a triangular-hemmed shirt.
Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story
Take your drawing skills to infinity and beyond with everyone's favorite ranger from Star Command. How would you draw his karate chop action and lightbulb laser?
Optimus Prime from Transformers
There's more to this robot than meets the eye. Can you determine which parts will become the semi-truck he transforms into?
The Joker
You drew him once, now draw him twice. This time, take on the Joker from a 3/4 perspective. Can you identify which TV show each of these versions of the Joker came from?
Scorpion from Mortal Kombat
He may not have a stinger, but he still packs a punch! Discover the mysteries of martial arts as you sketch this classic video game fighter.
Woody from Toy Story
Howdy, howdy, howdy! Andy's favorite cowboy doll is here to play. You'll recognize his cowboy hat, bandana, checked shirt, and cow print vest.
Chibi Supergirl
Supergirl is cute, especially in chibi form! Sketch her oversized face and eyes, as well as her classic Superman suit and cape.
Baby Yoda in Black and White
The Child, Grogu, has stone the hearts of an entire galaxy. Sketch his large eyes and ears, three-fingered hands, and brown Jedi-like robes.

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