How to Draw a King with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
Start by drawing an oval. This will help you form the king’s head.
Step 2
Draw the crown. First, draw a curved line on top of the oval. Then draw curved lines up from each end. Draw a series of inverted “V” shaped points above the crown and connect them using “C” shaped lines. Draw curved lines between these spiers and another parallel to the base of the crown. Draw some circles around the crown to indicate jewelry.
Step 3
Outline the king’s face with a curved line. Note the indentation at the bottom of the circle. This will form the top of the king’s beard.
Step 4
Draw a “C” shaped ear on each side of the face and detail its interior with a curved line. Draw curved lines from the crown to the ears to indicate the hair. From below the ears, extend the curved lines that meet at a gentle point below the chin, outlining the beard. Use curved lines to draw rounded triangles of hair below each ear.
Step 5
Detail of the king’s face. Attach curved, pointed shapes to represent eyebrows. Below each, draw a series of lines to enclose the square of the eye. Ball a circle in each to indicate students. Draw the nose using a “C” shaped line and use the intersecting curves to outline the mustache. Use a curved line to enclose the mouth below the mustache.
Step 6
Draw the king’s clothes. Use pairs of long curved lines to draw the edges of his cape. Draw a large circle to represent the belt buckle and connect it to the edges of the cape using straight lines. Use curved lines to outline the squares of the trouser leg.
Step 7
Use curved lines to outline the side of the gown, sleeves, and cuffs. Then outline the fingers, palm and thumb.
Step 8
Extend a pair of curved lines to form the other arm and use the curved lines to enclose the cuff. Surround the irregular circles of the thumb and fingers with curved lines. Extend the pairs of lines above and below the hand to form the scepter. Surround the top lines with a circle and at the bottom with a curved line.
Step 9
Use curved lines to enclose the rounded rectangles that make up the upper, sole, and tongue, and their buckle.
Step 10
Color your king. Red, purple, dark blue, and yellow are often considered the colors of royalty. Or you can fill in your favorite color.
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