How to Draw an Astronaut Moon Walk

1. Sketch an oval on the left side of the page, then draw a rectangle with rounded edges inside this shape. Add a semi-oval on both sides of the oval. Draw a thin, curved rectangle underneath, then sketch diagonal lines below the helmet.

2. Draw a rectangle with two cylinders attached to it, then sketch another rectangle behind this shape. Add two smaller rectangles on the left.

3. For the left hand, sketch five hot dog shapes that overlap each other. On the right, sketch two rectangles, then draw five more hot dog shapes and add two dashes on the palm.

4. Underneath the body, sketch two diagonal lines and connect them with a straight line. Outline the legs with diagonal curves and horizontal lines. Add a circle on each knee, then use oblong ovals for the shoes.

5. Draw a rectangle behind your astronaut, then add circles, rectangles and curves throughout the body for added detail.

6. For the rocket, sketch a tall, rounded triangle with a flat bottom, then sketch two diagonal lines underneath and connect them with a curve. Outline the flaps with drooping oblong rectangles. Add two circles inside the rocket.

In the background, draw a curve to represent the horizon.

7. Add two curves inside the rocket. For each crater, draw a semicircle with a curve inside it, then sketch curves on the sides. Add more lines to the large crater on the right.

8. Sketch more curves and dashes across the surface of the moon, then add three curvy rectangles in the back. Draw two dashes on the middle rectangle.

9. Use straight lines to draw the stars in the sky. Add curvy motion lines behind the shooting star. Outline your astronaut moonwalk drawing with black ink.

Color your easy astronaut moonwalk with grey for the moon and stars, dark blue for the sky, and red, grey and blue for the rocket. Add grey shadows to the white parts of the astronaut's suit, then use blue, red and grey for the details.