Do you dream of royal gowns and sparkling crowns? This simple guide will show you how to draw a princess with a lovely dress and a majestic crown. Get your pencils ready, and let’s bring your fairytale dreams to life!
I’ve also created a free printable PDF worksheet to help kids on their artistic journey! This worksheet has clear, step-by-step instructions and space for kids to practice drawing their own beautiful princess.
So, grab a pencil, and let’s start drawing your princess!
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Easy 6-Step Princess Drawing Guide + Free PDF Worksheet
Follow these six easy steps to draw a cute cartoon princess.
Drawing Materials
- Paper
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
- Our Princess Drawing Guide PDF Worksheet (optional)
Start by drawing lightly so that you can easily erase if you make any mistakes.
Step 1: Draw the Princess’s Head Outline
Start by drawing a simple circle for the princess’s head.
Step 2: Draw the Princess’s Dress
Below the head, draw two short straight lines going down. Then connect them with two “V” shapes to form the top of her dress.
Then, add a flowing, bell-shaped gown by drawing curved lines that go outwards and then back inwards towards the bottom.
Step 3: Add the Ears and Arms
Draw two tiny half-circles on the sides of her head for ears.
From the sides of the top of her dress, draw two small ovals for her sleeves. Then add two long curved lines coming down from the sleeves for her arms.
Step 4: Draw The princess’s Hair and Crown
Draw wavy, flowing lines on either side of the princess’s head. Add curved lines inside the hair for more details.
On top of her head, draw a horizontal curved line for the base of the crown. Then, draw three small triangles on top of that line to make the points, and finish with small dots on top of the triangles to give your crown a realistic look.
Erase any part of the face outline where the hair attaches to make it look connected.
Step 5: Add the Face Details
Let’s give our princess a friendly face!
- Draw two round dots for the eyes, then add tiny curved lines from the top for the eyelashes.
- Draw a tiny curved line for the nose, then add a small curved line for the mouth.
- Finish with two small circles for rosy cheeks.
Step 6: Color Your Royal Princess!
Now, it’s time to add a burst of color! You can color the princess’s gown in any royal color you like, such as pink, purple, or blue. Make her hair a lovely blonde or brown, and don’t forget to color her crown a shiny gold!
Free Princess Drawing Practice PDF Worksheet!
Ready to bring your royal princess to life? Grab your pencils and download our step-by-step guide with space to practice your new drawing skills. It’s the perfect way to create your own enchanted artwork and master the art of drawing a princess!
Click below to get your printable worksheet and have fun drawing!
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5 Ways to Make Your Princess Drawing More Fun!
Add a Royal Pet: Draw a cute little animal friend for your princess, like a cat, a dog, or even a little bird.
Draw a Castle: Create a beautiful castle in the background for your princess to live in.
Add a Royal Balcony: Draw a simple curved rail with a few columns to make it look like your princess is standing on a beautiful balcony overlooking her kingdom.
Draw Some Flowers: Create a lovely garden scene by drawing colorful flowers all around your princess.
Add a Prince: Draw a charming prince standing next to your princess for a fairytale ending!
How to Fix Common Princess Drawing Mistakes
- Dress is Too Narrow: A princess usually has a wide, elegant dress. If your dress looks too straight, go back to Step 2 and make the curved lines wider.
- Crown is Too Small: The crown is a very important part of a princess’s look. Make sure you draw it big enough to look majestic, as shown in Step 4.
- Hair is Stiff: Princess hair often flows beautifully. Remember to use wavy lines to give it movement and volume, as in Step 4.
- Missing Facial Features: Don’t forget the big, round eyes and sweet smile to give your princess a kind expression, as shown in Step 5.
Helpful Princess Drawing Tips and Tricks For Kids
- Start with Light Lines: Begin by sketching lightly with your pencil so it’s easy to erase and make changes as you go.
- Think About Poses: This princess is standing, but you could also draw her waving or holding a flower to make your drawing more interesting.
- Practice Drawing Curves: This drawing uses a lot of curved lines for the dress and hair. Practice drawing smooth, curved lines to make your princess look graceful.
- Add Sparkle! Once you’ve colored your princess, you can add some glitter or sparkly markers to her crown and dress to make her extra royal!
- Have Fun with Details: You can add extra details to her dress, like frills or ribbons, to make your princess unique.
Princess Fun Facts for Kids
- Royal Families: Princesses are usually daughters or granddaughters of a king or queen.
- Many Stories: There are many famous princess stories from all around the world, like Cinderella, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty.
- Wearing Crowns: Princesses often wear beautiful crowns, also called tiaras, as a symbol of their royal status.
- Living in Castles: Princesses are often imagined living in big, beautiful castles with many rooms.
- Kind and Brave: Many princesses in stories are known for being kind, brave, and helpful.
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