How to Draw Owlette: Easy 10-Step PJ Masks Guide

Ready to bring the PJ Masks hero to life? This tutorial is perfect for young fans ages 5 and up. All you need is a pencil, an eraser, and a piece of paper to start sketching your own Owlette.

10 Steps

🎯 Final Result

Colorful finished drawing of Owlette from PJ Masks, showcasing her red suit and owl wings.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Sketching the Eyes

Close-up of Owlette's eyes being drawn with two large curved shapes and circular pupils.

Start by drawing two large, curved shapes for the eyes. Add a thick line at the top of each to represent her mask's edge. Teacher's Tip: Keep your pencil pressure light so you can easily adjust the symmetry before you commit to the final lines.

Step 2: Defining the Face

Drawing the outline of Owlette's face, including her nose, mouth, and pointed chin.

Draw a long, smooth curved line to create the chin and face shape. Add her nose and a cheerful open mouth. Teacher's Tip: Use a 'U' shape for the chin to keep it looking soft and cartoon-like.

Step 3: Adding the Mask Details

Adding the mask structure around the eyes and mouth with wavy and U-shaped lines.

Sketch the wavy line around her mouth and the top of her mask. Add the 'U' shaped side details. Teacher's Tip: Overlapping your lines slightly here creates a sense of depth, making the mask look like it's actually sitting on her face.

Step 4: Drawing the Horns and Neck

Adding the owl-like horns to the top of the mask and the neck below the chin.

Draw the mask's horns using parallel curved lines and enclose the neck with a simple 'U' shape. Teacher's Tip: Keep the neck narrow so the head looks proportional to the body.

Step 5: Sketching the First Arm

Drawing the first outstretched arm using simple line segments.

Use long and short lines to draw the outstretched arm. Teacher's Tip: Imagine the arm as a series of connected tubes to help get the shape right.

Step 6: Adding the Second Arm

Adding the second arm and the side lines of the torso.

Draw the remaining arm and extend lines downward to form the sides of her body. Teacher's Tip: Make sure the arms are balanced on both sides for a clean look.

Step 7: Legs and Chest Logo

Drawing the legs and the iconic owl emblem on Owlette's chest.

Draw the legs with overlapping lines at the knees and ankles. Add the owl logo on her chest. Teacher's Tip: Use a light touch for the logo so you can erase any mistakes before finalizing the shape.

Step 8: Wing Details

Adding feather patterns to the wings using pointed line segments.

Use pairs of lines that meet at points to create the feather pattern on her wings. Teacher's Tip: Keep the spacing consistent to make the wings look uniform.

Step 9: Final Wing Patterns

Adding geometric patterns of triangles and diamonds to the wings.

Add triangles and diamond shapes to the wings, leaving a cross-cross pattern in between. Teacher's Tip: This is a great way to practice steady hand control!

Step 10: Color Your Hero

The final colored drawing of Owlette in her red and pink superhero suit.

Your outline is done! Use red for the suit and pink for the logo and wing markings. Teacher's Tip: Use colored pencils for a smooth, vibrant finish that really makes your hero pop.