How to Draw Scrooge McDuck

1. Begin the Scrooge McDuck outline by drawing his face. Draw a curved line for the tip of the beak, with two partial circles above it.

These are his glasses. Draw another curved line, and enclose the oval-shaped eyes above it. Shade an oval inside each eye.

2. Use two long curved lines to finish enclosing the beak, and place a short line at the corner of the mouth.

Draw a curved line above each eye. Use short curved lines that meet at jagged points to draw tufts of feathers at the side of the face and above the eyes.

3. Use a series of curved lines to finish enclosing the head, then draw the top hat. Use curved lines for the brim, noting the crescent-shaped indentation at the front.

Then, use curved lines to enclose the rectangular crown. Band it with a curved line to form the hat band, then draw vertical lines to give it texture.

4. Extend two curved lines below the head to form the neck. Draw the collars of the garment using rounded rectangle and triangle shapes. Draw a round button under the collar, and extend a curved line for the shoulder.

5. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to draw the sleeve. Use additional curved lines to draw the "C" shaped cuff, hand, and fingers.

6. Use long curved lines to draw a "J" shaped cane between his fingers, erasing as necessary. band the bottom of the cane with a short line.

7. Use a series of curved lines to complete his arm and draw the torso, belt, and tail of the coat.

8. Use curved lines to draw the remaining triangular coattail and connect them with a curved line, completing the torso.

Enclose rounded rectangle shapes for the tops of the legs. Use curved lines that meet at jagged points to draw the feathery tail.

9. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to create the irregular shapes of Scrooge's "shoes" and his webbed feet.

Your Scrooge McDuck outline is now complete. Color your character. He has white feathers, an orange beak and feet, and wears a black top hat.