How to Draw Princess Zelda

1. Begin by outlining Zelda's face. Use two long, curved lines to form the cheeks and sides of the face. Extend two more lines downward to form the neck. Draw a long, curved line across the top of the face, and double it back upon itself to form the bands. Draw curved lines on each side of the face, and connect them using a short line that meets the other at a sharp point. This indicates Zelda's hair.

2. Draw three circles, one larger than the others, at the base of the neck. Then, use curved lines to sketch the shoulders of the garment. Beneath each shoulder, draw a pentagon. Between the pentagons, draw a larger, inverted pentagon. Draw another smaller, parallel pentagon within it. Finally, Draw a "V" shaped line at the bottom of the pentagon to give it a three-dimensional appearance.

3. Draw Zelda's crown, erasing guide lines as necessary. In the center of her forehead, draw a curved diamond shape, with another, smaller diamond inside it. Texture the smaller diamond with small marks. On each side of the diamond, use straight and curved lines to draw figures like bent triangles. Finally, enclose curved shapes to form the eyebrows.

4. Use curved lines to enclose pointed shapes on one side of the head, forming the ear and ornaments. Use a curved line to form the torso, and sketch Zelda's extended arm and hand.

5. Sketch Zelda's remaining arm and hand. Note the curved lines at the base of the sleeve, elbow, and palm.

6. Use curved lines to draw the remaining side of Zelda's torso. Draw a belt of squares and circles. Draw a smaller circle within the first, and use lines to give the squares a three-dimensional appearance.

7. Enclose two elongated pentagons, one within the other, beneath the belt. Then, sketch the characteristic wings and triangle within a triangle, the Triforce of Power, Wisdom, and Courage.

8. Use long, overlapping curved lines to draw the folds of Zelda's dress. Decorate the dress by drawing a double wavy line across it.

9. Detail Zelda's face and hair. Shade large circles for eyes, and draw curved lines at the top and bottom of each. Use curved lines for the nose, mouth, and chin. Enclose the ear and ornaments using curved lines that meet at points, and detail the inner ear and swirled portion of the ornaments using additional curved lines. Enclose the hair using long, curved lines that meet at jagged points.

Color Princess Zelda. She has blonde hair.