If you or your child are fans of the popular Disney movie Frozen, you may have found yourself wanting to learn how to draw your favorite characters. Drawing Frozen characters can be a fun and creative activity that allows you to bring the magic of the movie to life on paper. In this blog post, we will provide you with easy step-by-step instructions on how to draw some of the popular characters from Frozen. Let’s get started!

How to Draw Elsa from Frozen

1. Begin by drawing a vertical line in the center of your paper. This will serve as a guideline for the face. Add two horizontal lines intersecting the vertical line near the bottom to create the jawline and guide for the eyes.

2. Next, draw the shape of Elsa’s face using the guidelines. Start with a curved line for the forehead and add the cheeks and chin accordingly. Remember to keep the lines light for now, as you will be erasing them later.

3. Moving on to the eyes, draw two oval shapes within the horizontal guideline. Add smaller ovals inside them for the iris and draw a smaller circle for the pupil. Don’t forget to give Elsa her signature thick eyelashes!

4. Now it’s time to draw Elsa’s flowing hair. Start with the outline of her hairstyle and add individual strands within it. Curves and waves work best to capture the look of her hair. Be creative and have fun with it!

5. Complete the drawing by adding the finishing touches. Add the eyebrows, nose, and mouth to give Elsa her facial features. Erase the guidelines and darken the lines you want to keep.

How to Draw Olaf from Frozen

1. Begin by drawing a circle for Olaf’s head. Add guidelines to help place his facial features. Draw a vertical line down the center of the circle and horizontal lines to depict the eyes and mouth.

2. Now it’s time to draw Olaf’s carrot-shaped nose. Start at the center of the horizontal guideline and draw a curved line that tapers towards the top. Add a small curve at the bottom for the nostrils.

3. Moving on to the eyes, draw two oval shapes within the horizontal guideline. Add smaller ovals inside for the iris and draw a small curve for the smile. Don’t forget to include his tooth sticking out!

4. Draw Olaf’s stick-like arms on either side of his body. Use thin curved lines to create the effect of arms made out of sticks.

5. Finally, draw Olaf’s body and button-like shapes for his coal buttons. Add some snowflakes around him to give the drawing a wintery feel.

Congratulations! You have successfully learned how to draw Elsa and Olaf from Frozen. Remember, the key to drawing is practice, so don’t be discouraged if your first attempts don’t turn out exactly how you want them to. With time and dedication, your drawing skills will improve, and you’ll be able to capture the magic of Frozen on paper. Have fun and keep creating!

  • Practice makes perfect when it comes to drawing, so don’t be afraid to experiment and try different techniques.
  • Remember to start with light pencil lines that can easily be erased, and gradually refine your drawing as you go.
  • Don’t forget to add your own personal touches and make the characters your own!
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