Learn how to draw a great looking Prince with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Prince.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Prince
How to Draw a Great Looking Prince for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the cartoon prince outline by drawing the boy's face. use "U" shaped curved lines for the nose, the smiling mouth, and the bottom of the face.
Draw curved lines for the cheeks, and enclose partial circles over them. These are the eyes. Shade a circle inside each.
Drawing Step 2
2. Use a series of connected, curved lines to sketch the prince's ears and hair.
Use three lines to begin a curved rectangle shape on top of his head - this will become a crown drawing. Use curved lines for the boy's eyebrows.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Complete the crow, using curved lines that meet at points to form its triangular spikes. Draw an oval-shaped gemstone on the front of the crown.
Extend a pair of lines to form the neck, and use curved lines to create the tall collar beneath it. Enclose the hair at the back of the neck using wavy lines.
Texture the hair and contour inside the ears with curved lines.
Drawing Step 4
4. Enclose partial triangle shapes at the prince's shoulder. Draw the shoulder of his tunic using an oval and a crown shape. Then extend curved lines to form his arm.
Drawing Step 5
5. Create a mirror image on the opposite side - the oval-shaped sleeve, its crown-shaped embellishment, and the arm. Then use curved lines to begin drawing the hands.
Drawing Step 6
6. Enclose three squares between the hands, forming the belt and buckle. Use three curved lines to complete the torso above it.
Draw an oval alongside the belt. This will become the pommel of the sword's handle.
Drawing Step 7
7. Complete the sword using an oval and two lines that double back on themselves.
Enclose the bottom of the tunic, using curved lines to make a trapezoid shape. Then extend two lines to begin drawing the prince's leg.
Add More Details to Your Prince Picture - Step 8
8. Draw the remaining leg, followed by the irregular shapes of the prince's boots. Contour the boots with short lines. Give the sword's handle a three-dimensional appearance by adding a curved line.
Complete the Outline of Your Prince Drawing - Step 9
9. Use three curved lines to enclose the rectangular shape of the prince's cape. Band the blade, boots, tunic hem, and puffy sleeves with curved lines. Draw three round buttons down the front of the tunic.
Color Your Prince Drawing
Your cartoon prince outline is now complete. Color your character. Red and purple are considered royal colors; gold and dark blue are also popular.
For more great people drawing tutorials, see the collection of How to Draw People for Kids.
Learn More About The Prince Drawing
Are you looking for your very own prince charming? Look no further than this easy, step-by-step prince drawing guide. It will help you bring your prince to life.
What sets this prince apart from any other young boy? His royal raiment, of course. He wears boots and a tunic of Victorian style, along with a cape and a crown. He also has a sword bound to his hip.
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A prince is usually the son of a king and queen. Check out this king drawing and this queen drawing - do you see similarities between their clothing and those of the prince?
A prince's counterpart is a princess. His sisters may be princesses, or he may rescue or marry a princess from another royal family. You can learn how to draw a princess, too.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw a Mermaid Tail or Bride and Groom Drawing tutorials.
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