Learn how to draw a great looking Michael Jordan with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Michael Jordan.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Michael Jordan
How to Draw a Great Looking Michael Jordan for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Draw two lemon shapes with circles inside them, then add thick dashes for the eyebrows. Add a triangle and two small curves.
For the mouth, sketch a C-shape with ovals on each end, then draw a curve around the right side of the mouth.
Drawing Step 2
2. Outline the ear with a semi-oval and curves, then sketch a dome for the top of the head. Draw a rounded triangle around the lower half of the face, and sketch dashes on the cheeks. Add small dashes above the mouth.
Use straight lines for the neck, and start the shoulders with a diagonal line and a curve.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Sketch a U-shape below the neck, then draw a curve on each side. Add another curve for the right shoulder. On the left, outline the arm with more curved lines, and use hot dog shapes for the fingers.
Drawing Step 4
4. Draw a circle and a curve on the left hand. Add two vertical curves for the torso, then outline the right arm with four diagonal curves. For the hand, add a curve and five oval shapes.
Drawing Step 5
5. Sketch curves inside the arms. Add two diagonal lines and a horizontal curve on the jersey, then use two curves and two straight lines for the shorts. Start the leg with another curve and a V-shape.
Drawing Step 6
6. Complete the leg with a vertical curve. For the shoe, draw a rounded triangle with a smaller triangle and four small rectangles on top, then use straight lines for the sole. Outline the shorts on the left with two diagonal lines and a curve.
Use two V-shapes for the left leg, then repeat an earlier step to complete the shoe.
Drawing Step 7
7. Draw more lines inside the shorts, jersey and shoes. Sketch four curves inside the basketball.
Add More Details to Your Michael Jordan Picture - Step 8
8. Draw dashes on the face, knees and shorts. Outline the word "BULLS" and the number 23 on the jersey. Near the top, draw two ovals and two straight lines.
Complete the Outline of Your Michael Jordan Drawing - Step 9
9. Complete the hoop by drawing more straight lines on the back. Use wavy lines for the net.
Color Your Michael Jordan Drawing
Color your step-by-step Michael Jordan drawing with dark brown for the skin, red and black for the jersey, and shades of grey for the sneakers. Make the ball orange, and use red, blue and grey for the hoop. Fill in in the background with orange, blue and grey.
Watch 'How to Draw Michael Jordan' Video Tutorial
Learn More About The Michael Jordan Drawing
Michael Jordan is a legendary basketball player from New York. Learn how to draw Michael Jordan in an exciting action pose.
This drawing guide is a little complex. Instead of drawing a simple portrait, you're going to sketch Michael Jordan as he's about to throw a ball into the net. For this reason, you'll use a lot of curved lines and clever angles to capture the action.
Instead of outlining the background, you'll fill in large blocks of color. This creates a subtle effect that doesn't draw attention away from the player.
Once you've completed this guide, learn how to draw a cartoon Giannis Antetokounmpo or check out this easy cartoon Steph Curry drawing tutorial.
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