wikiHow to Draw a Queen
Two Methods:Older QueenYoung Queen
Queens vary greatly in appearance. The current Queen of Spain looks nothing like Queen Elizabeth I. The queen in a fairy story might not look much like Queen Nefertiti. This article covers drawing two stereotypical, cartoon style queens. follow these instructions to draw a female figure in a long dress wearing a crown if you want.
Steps
Method 1 Older Queen
- 1Draw a circle and a curved line with a small bump on the side for the cheek and jaw line.
- 2Draw the outline for the crown.
- 3Draw a circle below the head, for the upper body and a bell shape for the skirt.
- 4Draw the arms with balloon shaped sleeves.
- 5Add details on the face, like the eyes, nose and mouth.
- 6Draw the hair and the outline on the face. Above the head draw the detailed crown.
- 7Add the details on the queen's dress.
- 8Erase unnecessary lines.
- 9Colour your drawing.
Method 2 Young Queen
- 1Draw a circle and add a chin below. Sketch a cross on the right side of your would-be face.
- 2Draw two curved lines for the neck attached to the torso which is broad on the shoulders going narrower as you approach the waistline. Sketch a full skirt.
- 3Draw both arms. You can do this by drawing elongated shapes ending in the joints.
- 4Draw details on the face, starting with curved strokes for the eyebrows, almond shapes for the eyes. Sketch the nose and lips.
- 5Draw any hairstyle that you like that would fit the queen. Feel free to play with curves and lines. Don’t forget to sketch a crown so that she can easily be identified as a royalty.
- 6Add details to the dress and some accessories like jewellery.
- 7Erase unnecessary lines.
- 8Colour your drawing.
Things You'll Need
- Paper
- Pencil
- Pencil sharpener
- Eraser gum
- Colored pencils, crayons, markers or watercolors
Tips
- Look at photos and portraits of actual queens for for inspiration.
- Try using websites that allow you to edit female figures to create queens.
Article Info
Categories: Drawing People and Features