Learn how to draw a great looking Broken Mirror with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Broken Mirror.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Broken Mirror

How to Draw a Great Looking Broken Mirror for Kids and Beginners - Step 1

1. Start with two diagonal lines near the middle of the page. Sketch vertical and horizontal lines underneath to make blocky and triangular shapes. Measure the lines on this guide with a ruler, then use the measurements to draw an exact match.
Drawing Step 2

2. Repeat the process to make more blocky and triangular shapes on the top half of the page. The shapes should point toward the center.
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Drawing Step 3

3. Draw three smaller shapes, then sketch a curve inside a shape on the left with dashes for eyelashes.
Drawing Step 4

4. Outline the eye with another curve underneath, then draw circles for the iris and pupil. Sketch short lines around the eye for added detail. This should look similar to the eyes on a cartoon cute girl face drawing.
Drawing Step 5

5. Repeat the previous step inside a shape on the right. The left side of the shape should overlap the eye. Sketch two curves inside the shape underneath to start the nose.
Drawing Step 6

6. Complete the nose with a horizontal W-shape and another curve to the right. Draw a long, flattened M-shape with dashes on each end to start the mouth. Sketch a taller M-shape on top and a curve underneath.
Drawing Step 7

7. Outline the hairline with loops in the shapes near the top of the page. Sketch curved lines for the ear on the left. Draw wavy lines that end in a point for the left eyebrow.
Add More Details to Your Broken Mirror Picture - Step 8

8. Draw another blocky shape to the left. Sketch lines, curves and cracks throughout the broken mirror shards.
Complete the Outline of Your Broken Mirror Drawing - Step 9

9. Use the ruler to draw small triangles and uneven rectangles around the bigger shards. Add a few more lines throughout the drawing.
Color Your Broken Mirror Drawing

Finally, outline your cartoon broken mirror with black ink. Fill in the pupils, and use thicker lines for the eyelashes. Add your favorite skin tone with reddish-brown for the hair, light blue for the eyes and pink for the lips.
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Learn More About The Broken Mirror Drawing
A broken mirror can be a symbol of anger, heartbreak or bad luck. Learn how to draw a broken mirror so that you can practice human faces and geometric shapes.
Superstitious people believe that it's bad luck to break a mirror. "Remedies" include burying the broken glass and lighting seven candles. Breaking a mirror probably won't curse you, but picking up the pieces can be inconvenient.
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This cartoon broken mirror reflects a woman's face gazing at the shards. You can check out this woman's face drawing guide if you've never drawn a person before. Afterward, use your skills to complete this drawing.
You'll be drawing geometric shapes, so use a ruler to keep the lines straight and even. You can be more flexible when you draw the face--after all, human features aren't perfect.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw a Mirror or Easy Robert Delaunay Art Project for Kids Drawing tutorials.
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