How To Draw Winnie The Pooh with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
Starting at the top of the paper, draw an irregular circle with the width greater than the length. This image outlines the top of Winnie the Pooh’s head.
By starting at the top and working your way down, it ensures that there is enough space for Winnie the Pooh’s entire body. This also helps you position your drawing in the center.
Step 2
reate an Outline of Winnie the Pooh’s Head
Draw two connected curved lines just below the head. This forms a curved pointed shape underneath the head. This shape is also part of Winnie the Pooh’s head outline.
The structure might not make sense at the moment, but it will help us refine the lines of Winnie the Pooh.
Step 3
Draw a rough sketch of Winnie the Pooh’s body
Draw a circle below the outline that we formed in the previous step. This shape forms the outline of Winnie the Pooh’s body.
Make sure to emphasize Winnie the Pooh’s belly by making it rounder and wider. This makes the belly appear bloated — one of the hallmarks of Winnie the Pooh!
Step 4
Winnie the Pooh’s Body Refinement
Polish the shape of Winnie the Pooh’s torso by removing the inner lines. Note that only the overlapping lines inside the figure should be removed, revealing the finer contours of Winnie the Pooh’s body.
After completing this step, you should now be able to see Winnie the Pooh’s body, starting from the top of its head down to its belly.
Step 5
Draw the shirt that Winnie the Pooh is wearing
To create a Winnie the Pooh’s shirt, draw a wide V-shaped line below the head to create the neckline. Then draw an outline that covers the top of Winnie the Pooh.
Finally, draw the sides of the short sleeves. This completes the cropped t-shirt pattern, which is Winnie the Pooh’s signature outfit.
Step 6
Then draw both arms of Winnie the Pooh
Draw an elongated curved shape with a rounded end that connects directly to the hem of the sleeve. Then repeat the same process on the other sleeve.
This forms the left and right arms as well as the hands of Winnie the Pooh.
As you can see in the illustration, Winnie the Pooh’s arms are crossed and her hands are on her hips. So make sure you draw the arms at an angle.
Step 7
Then draw both legs of Winnie the Pooh
Draw an upside-down U attached to the bottom left of Winnie the Pooh’s torso to form the left leg.
Then draw a semicircle at the bottom of the foot to create the foot. Make sure you remove the overlapping line inside the left foot.
To create the right leg, draw an oblong shape with a rounded bottom line on the opposite side of Winnie the Pooh’s lower body.
Step 8
Next, Create Winnie’s Ears for Pooh
Create Winnie the Pooh’s ears by enclosing a curved arc on both sides on top of its head. Make sure that the edges of both ears are rounded.
Then draw light strokes on Winnie the Pooh’s collar and hem. This adds an extra texture on the garment, making its fabric look soft and realistic.
Step 9
Now draw Winnie the Pooh’s facial features
When drawing facial features, it’s easier to start from top to bottom. It also helps to ensure that everything is aligned and balanced.
Continue to draw two short curved lines at the top of the head to create the eyebrows. Then draw a small shaded circle below each eyebrow for the eyes.
To create the nose, simply draw an upside-down triangle filled with shade. Finally, draw a wide curved line upwards to bring a grin across Winnie the Pooh’s face.
In the books and in the cartoons, Winnie the Pooh’s coat color is yellow while the cropped T-shirt he always wears is red.
You can choose to color Winnie the Pooh in its original color or use a unique set of colors. Either way, we’re sure the colors will turn out great!
However, we recommend the following so that you can customize your artwork, making the most of your drawing experience.
