How To Draw Hello Kitty New Lesson With Color

Hey, friends. We're gonna draw Hello Kitty. All right, little girl. You got your marker? Yes. We hope you guys are going to follow along with us. You're excited to draw Hello Kitty. We've drawn Hello Kitty before, but it was long time ago. We thought it would be fun to draw again. Mhm. For this art project, we need something to draw with and some paper. We're using Sharpies. You don't have to if you don't want to. You could use pencil. or you could use crayons if you want. We're also going to use two colored pencils. We're going to use pink for her clothes and her bow. And we're also going to use yellow for her nose. For her nose. Yes. So, let's move that off to the side. And we're going to use our markers first. really like your fingernails. Show our art friends. Oo, they're so pretty. They're pink like Hello Kitty. Yes. Yes. All right. First step, we're gonna draw her bow. As the very first thing, we're going to draw little circle right here on the side of our paper. So, over like right about here, draw little circle. That's the middle of her bow. Then, we're going to draw big shape that comes out and around and connects back into the circle. Good. And we're going to do another one on the other side. Squeaky markers. There's her bow. there's two more lines. Let's do little or shape inside. And then one on the other side, too. You already knew that. Now, we're going to draw her ear. And it's just little shape over her bow. So, we'll start there, come over here, and then back down. Okay, good. Now, we're going to draw the top of her head. It's just little line that comes out from her bow. Good. Okay, let's draw her other ear next. And it's going to be the same shape over here on this side. So, we're going to draw up and we want to go up to the same height and then back down. So, come up. We'll start there. Come up to about there. And then come back down. Good. like how pointy your ears are. They're not pointy anymore. Next, we're going to draw her face. And it's going to be big shape. And it starts right here inside her ear. Comes around. It comes down underneath her jaw. I'm getting little wobbly. Then we're going to come back up into her bow. got little wobbly. I'll smooth that out in second. We're going to start right there. Come around and then connect into this side. So, you want big almost circle. It's almost circle shape. Okay. Here you go. circle. that's more of square, but that's okay. Keep going. No, it's good. It's good. Okay. Okay. It's good. It's good. like it. And then we start right here. Let's make You can make another square. Kind of come up like this. So, there's little corner right here, too. Okay. Good. And connect in. like it. That is good shape. like it. Now, it's okay if it doesn't look perfect, right? Yes. Because what's the most important thing? To have fun. Yes. To have fun. And how old are you? seven. You're seven years old and you're doing great job. And it's also important to remember to practice, right? Yes. So, after we do this lesson, we could draw her again and practice. And promise the second time we draw her will turn out even better than the first time. Mhm. Now, let's draw her nose. It's right in the middle of her face, but towards the bottom. And it's an oval shape. Okay. Good. And then we're going to draw her eyes. And they're oval shapes, too, but they're going up and down. This one's going left and right. So, let's draw it up and down. Draw it up and down. So, like that. Good. And then let's color that in. Then we're going to draw another one on the other side the same size as this one. And then color that oval in too. Okay. Now, it doesn't quite look like Hello Kitty because we're missing something on her face. Yes, whiskers. Yes, whiskers. Let's draw three lines. So, let's draw one, two, three. One, two, three. Good. And then three on this side. One, two, three. Now it looks like Hello Kitty. Should we draw her body next? Yes. Okay. We're going to draw two lines, one for each side of her body. We're going to start right under her eye and we're going to curve out. Okay. So, I'm going start right here and then curve out. Now, we're going to draw that same line on the other side. Start right under her eye and then curve out. Good. Now, we want those to come down to the same length. And then we're going to connect the bottom. So, we're going to connect it straight across. And that's for her dress or swimsuit or whatever she's wearing. Now, let's draw her legs. Right here. And right below her nose, we're going to draw little line that comes down. Not too long. muscles come right under her nose. We're going to draw in between her legs right here. Good. Let's draw little bit longer. Let's finish her feet and her legs. We're going to start right here. Come over and then back up. It's kind of like shape. So, start right here. Come back and back up. Good. Now, let's draw the other side. Do the same line. Comes over, connects back into the middle. Now, let's draw her neck. We're going to draw little shape under her nose. Now, let's draw her arms. Draw little shape or hook that comes out and back around. Yes. All good. And then we can draw little line on her arm. And then let's draw the same arm on this side. And then that last little line on her wrist. Good job. You did it. Give me five. Did you have fun? Yes. Good. All right. Now, we need to color her so she looks even cuter. Mhm. We're going to use our yellow and our pink. And it's really easy. We're just going to color her her swimming suit pink and her nose yellow and her bow pink. You ready to fast forward? Yeah. Let's do it right now. How old are you again? Seven. Seven years old. You did awesome on drawing Hello Kitty heads. You can be very proud. Remember, it's not important that your drawings look exactly like ours. The most important thing is to have fun. And promise if you practice, the second time you draw Hello Kitty, it'll turn out better than the first time. We'll see you later, our friends. Goodbye. Bye. need my ears. Hello Kitty.