How to draw Winnie the pooh easy for beginners

How to draw Winnie the pooh easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Cartoon drawings for beginners and kids.

How to draw Winnie the pooh

Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below


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You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

Step 1

Start off by drawing a circle. This will form the top of Pooh’s head.

Step 2

Extend a curve from one side of the circle, bending it in an irregular way to meet the opposite side of the circle. This will help you shape Pooh’s face.

Step 3

Next, stretch a long, curved line below the head and fold in half to embrace the stout body.

Step 4

Draw Pooh’s legs. For each leg, start with a pair of curves. To form the foot, allow one curve around and touch the bottom of the other, bending through it to shape the upper part of the foot.

Step 5

Remove the guides from Pooh’s face and feet.

Step 6

Next up, crafting Pooh’s classic shirt. Draw a pair of curves to form the neck, meeting at a point in the middle. Use the curves to surround the collar and additional curves to form the sleeves. Finally, use a long, curved line to cover the bottom of the shirt.

Step 7

Remove any guides from the shirt.

Step 8

The shirt details with the texture of the fabric folded using short, curved lines. Then draw Pooh’s arm using a series of curves.

Step 9

Twist each ear using a short, curved line to create an irregular circle. In the center of the face, draw a rounded, upside down triangle and shade inside it to form the nose. Place a curve above the nose to indicate wrinkles. On each side of the nose, draw a short, curved line to denote the wrinkles of the eyes. Shade a small circle on each line. Draw curves for the eyebrows. Start the mouth using a large “U” shaped line. Draw short curves at each end and use a curve around the lower opening. In the mouth, draw a curve to represent the tongue.

Step 10

Coloring Winnie the Pooh. He is usually golden yellow with a red shirt. Give him a house in the Hundred Model Forest using our jungle painting tutorial.

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