Learn how to draw a great looking Easy Mickey Mouse Face with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Easy Mickey Mouse Face.
Step-by-Step Instructions for an Easy Mickey Mouse Face
How to Draw a Great Looking Easy Mickey Mouse Face for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Start with a semi-circle, then sketch a wide curve near the bottom.
Easy Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing - Step 2
2. Make two ovals above the curve you just drew.
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Easy Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing - Step 3
3. Draw a circle for the nose. Add two ovals inside the eyes, and fill them in.
Easy Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing - Step 4
4. Add a semi-circle underneath the nose, then outline the mouth with a loop.
Easy Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing - Step 5
5. Sketch a parallel line underneath the mouth. Add dashes on either side of the smile like you're drawing Minnie Mouse.
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Easy Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing - Step 6
6. Draw two hills inside the mouth for the tongue.
Easy Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing - Step 7
7. Outline the cheeks with two curves on either side of the face.
Add More Details to Your Easy Mickey Mouse Face Picture - Step 8
8. Draw two large hills that are parallel to the eyes.
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Complete the Outline of Your Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing - Step 9
9. Add circles for the ears, similar to a real mouse drawing. For more practice, try drawing a full-body Mickey Mouse.
Color Your Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing
Outline your easy Mickey Mouse face with black to capture the cartoon style. Use thick lines so your drawing stands out on the page.
Finally, color your cartoon outline with tan for the face and black for the ears, nose and area around the face. Use pink for the tongue.
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Learn More About The Easy Mickey Mouse Face Drawing
Mickey Mouse is one of the most famous cartoon characters in the world. To become a cartoonist, learn how to draw an easy Mickey Mouse face.
In the 1920s, Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks co-created Mickey Mouse. He appeared in over 100 animated films as he exploded in popularity.
Later, Mickey Mouse became a pop culture icon with books, comics, cartoons, video games, toys, clothes and merchandise.
Mickey has a girlfriend named Minnie Mouse, a dog named Pluto and best friends Goofy and Donald Duck.
You've probably watched movies and cartoons featuring these characters. Once you've drawn Mickey Mouse, you could draw his friends or come up with an original character.
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Mickey Mouse is popular because he's easy to draw and instantly recognizable. You can recognize Mickey Mouse just by his silhouette.
When you draw an easy Mickey Mouse face, you'll use simple geometric shapes, like ovals and circles.
To get started, find a pencil and a few blank pieces of paper. Don't worry about making mistakes--even Walt Disney made multiple sketches and had to start over.
You can outline your drawing in black once you're satisfied with your sketch.
This cartoon drawing is flat and uses simple colors. You can stick with the flat colors or add shadows to make your cartoon more realistic.
If you liked this drawing tutorial, see also the following guides: Mickey Mouse drawing, Minnie Mouse drawing, and Goofy drawing.
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