How to Draw a Pharmacist

1. Begin by drawing the pharmacist's face. Use curved lines to outline the side and tip of the nose, as well as the upper and lower eyelids. Between the lids, draw curved lines to enclose partial oval shapes. Shade a large circle within each eye to indicate the pupils.

2. Use curved lines to outline the pharmacist's hair, ears, chin, eyebrows, and smiling mouth.

3. Use long curved lines to complete the hair falling across the forehead and the outer edges of the hair. Draw a "V" shaped line beneath the head to indicate the neck.

4. Draw "V" shaped lines on each side of the neck to form the collars of the labcoat. Then, outline the shoulder and sleeve of the coat using curved lines. Notice the small oval that forms a button near the end of the sleeve.

5. Use curved lines to outline the wrist and narrow fingers. Notice the empty space - she is holding something in her hand.

6. Draw a small, flat cylinder above the hand and use curved lines to complete the outline of the medicine bottle. Draw flat ovals within it, and band each with a curved line. These are the pills. Draw "C" shaped lines to indicate tablets partially hidden behind those in front of them.

7. Continue drawing oval-shaped pills until the bottle is full. Then, use curved lines to draw the remaining shoulder and sleeve. Again, note the small round button near the end of the sleeve.

8. Draw a "V" shape below the neck to indicate the opening of the lab coat. Use curved lines to draw the elongated, triangular lapel beside it. Then, use curved lines to sketch the hand and fingers.

9. Use a curved line to enclose the remaining lapel. Draw a straight horizontal line to indicate the counter, and vertical lines to enclose the sides of the torso. On the wall behind her, outline a plus sign or cross with a circle around it. This is often a symbol of pharmacies or other medical facilities.

Color your cartoon pharmacist. They typically wear white coats.