Mummy Drawing
Ready for a fun and engaging drawing lesson? In this mummy drawing lesson, you’ll learn how easy it is for anyone, regardless of their skill level, to capture the spooky charm of a mummy on paper. You’ll be guided through each step, from the initial shapes and afterward adding those intricate bandage details that we all recognize in a mummy character.
We'll start off by focusing on basic shapes, the head, body, and limbs, making sure you build up a solid foundation. Then we’ll take it up a notch with colors like light blue for the mummy’s skin and white along with light yellow-ish colors for shading those iconic bandages, creating depth and texture. You’re gonna see how much character those dangling bandages bring once you add them!
As we walk through this lesson, remember that art is about expression and building confidence. Embrace your creative side. Get ready for a piece that’s not just spooky but also fun and full of personality! Let’s get started on making your mummy come ALIVE!
Estimated Time: 50 minutes
Level: Intermediate
Materials
- Blank Paper
- Pencil
- Crayons or Colored Pencils
Lesson: Mummy Drawing
In this step-by-step guide, you'll learn how simple colors like black, light blue, off-white, and light yellow can transform your drawing. We’ll focus on key elements like the mummy's head, body, and those iconic bandages that dangle from different parts. With clear instructions and an emphasis on simplicity, this lesson is perfect for beginners looking for a little creative thrill. Scroll down now and let’s get started on your spooky creation!
Outline the Head
Begin by forming the rounded outline of the mummy’s head.
Add the Eyes
Add two circles to draw the mummy’s eyes.
Attach the Ears
Attach the curved shape of the mummy’s ears.
Draw the Bandages
Draw the bandages wrapped around the mummy’s head as shown.
Outline the Body
Outline the mummy’s upright body connected to the base of its head.
Form the Arms
Form the mummy’s raised arms. Don’t forget to erase any extra lines.
Draw the Raised Leg
Draw two lines extending from the body to form the mummy’s raised leg.
Add the Other Leg
Add the mummy’s other leg by drawing two vertical lines.
Outline the Feet
Outline the feet connected to the ends of its legs.
Form the Bandages on the Body
Form the bandages all over the mummy’s body.
Attach the Ends of the Bandages
Attach the ends of the bandages dangling from the mummy’s head, arm, back and foot as shown.
Fill in the Eyes
Fill in the eyes with black.
Color the Body
Color the mummy’s head, ears, neck, hands and patches of its body with light blue.
Shade the Bandages
Shade the bandages with an off-white color.
Add Shading to the Bandages
Use light yellow to create shadows on the bandages.
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