How to Draw Kids in Classroom Cartoon

1. Begin by drawing the box-like desks. First, draw two squares. Draw an “L” shaped line within a corner of each to give the desktops a three-dimensional appearance. Then, draw a rectangle beneath each square.

Use straight lines to turn the rectangle into a rectangular cube or prism, completing the sides of the desks.

Start sketching your first student. Use a wide “U” shaped line to outline the face, and curved lines to enclose the eyes. Shade a circular pupil within each eye.

2. Draw the student, erasing the desk as necessary. Use curved lines to continue outlining the face, as well as the hair and ears. Detail the inner ears, eyebrows, nose, mouth, and chin with curved lines.

Then, use long curved lines to sketch the neck, shoulders, and arms. Draw a curved line across the base of the neck, and enclose two curved shapes beneath it. This forms the neck and collar of the shirt.

3. Use curved lines to detail the student’s arms, sleeves, hands, and buttons.

Then, draw an open book on his desk. Use curved lines to craft the shape of the book and give the pages a three-dimensional appearance.

Then, begin sketching your second student. Again, use a wide “U” shaped line to outline the face, and curved lines to enclose the eyes. Shade a circular pupil within each eye.

4. Continue drawing the student, erasing the desk as necessary. Use curved lines to draw her arms, her hair, her ears, her mouth, her nose, her eyebrows, and her pigtails.

5. Use curved lines to complete the girl’s arms and add details to her dress, including the frilly collar. Then, draw an open book on her desk. Notice the lines that indicate the words in the book.

6. Draw two more desks, partially hidden by the students in the front row. Use square and rectangle shapes to sketch the tops and sides of the desks. Draw an open book on one of them.

Start drawing another student. Again, use a wide “U” shaped line to outline the face, and curved lines to enclose the eyes. Shade a circular pupil within each eye.

7. Use curved lines to sketch the ears, nose, mouth, eyebrow, and flowing hair of the student. Then, draw her body, complete with a collared shirt and raised hand.

8. Draw a boy sitting at the last desk. Use curved lines to sketch his manga-style hair, face, and neck. Draw the corner of a book visible on his desk.

9. Finally, draw the classroom itself. Use a straight line for the horizon line between the wall and the floor.

Use straight lines to draw a bookshelf and the books that are on it. Sketch the frame of the window using straight lines. Draw a flower pot on the window sill and the crown of a tree somewhere outside.

Color your cartoon of happy students in the classroom.