How to Draw Princess Jasmine: Easy Step-by-Step Guide

Ready to bring Agrabah's princess to life? This tutorial is perfect for young artists ages 7+ looking to master character proportions. All you need is a pencil, an eraser, and a piece of paper to start building your drawing skills.

10 Steps

🎯 Final Result

A vibrant, finished drawing of Princess Jasmine from Disney's Aladdin, showcasing her iconic blue outfit and dark hair.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Sketching the Face Shape

Pencil sketch showing the outline of Princess Jasmine's face and a small triangle for her earring.

Start by sketching Jasmine's face. Use soft, curved lines to define her chin and cheek. Teacher's Tip: Keep your pencil pressure light so you can easily adjust the shape if it looks a bit lopsided!

Step 2: Adding the Crown

Line drawing showing the addition of Jasmine's crown details on top of her hair.

Draw an irregular shape on top of her head to form the base of her crown, then add a parallel curved line for depth. Finish by drawing two lines that meet at a point. Teacher's Tip: Think of the crown as a headband that sits comfortably on her hair.

Step 3: Neck and Shoulders

Drawing showing the neck, necklace, and shoulder lines added to the previous sketch.

Use long, sweeping lines to draw her hair, then extend two vertical lines for the neck. Add a curved necklace and trace the top of her shoulders. Teacher's Tip: Make sure the neck isn't too thick—keep it graceful to match her character design.

Step 4: Drawing the Arms

Line drawing of Jasmine's arm and hand with a puffy sleeve.

Sketch the sleeve using an incomplete heart shape, then draw the arm and hand. Teacher's Tip: Hands are tricky! Focus on the overall shape of the hand first before trying to define individual fingers.

Step 5: Defining the Waist

Sketch showing the torso and waistline of Princess Jasmine's outfit.

Draw a rounded 'M' shape for the top of her garment, then bring two lines inward to define her waist. Teacher's Tip: A smaller waist helps emphasize the flowy, loose nature of her pants later on.

Step 6: The Second Arm

Line drawing showing the addition of the second arm and hand.

Repeat the sleeve and arm process on the other side. Ensure the arm curves naturally at the elbow and wrist. Teacher's Tip: Try to mirror the length of the first arm to keep her proportions balanced.

Step 7: Drawing the Pants

Drawing showing the addition of Jasmine's loose, flowing pant legs.

Use 'U' shaped lines for the top of the pants, then add overlapping curves to create the look of flowing fabric. Teacher's Tip: Don't worry about making the lines perfect; fabric is naturally loose and wavy!

Step 8: Hair and Slippers

Drawing showing the addition of hair volume and pointed slippers.

Add more volume to her hair with spiral-shaped lines, then draw her slippers with pointed, curled toes. Teacher's Tip: The curled toes on the slippers are a signature detail—make them nice and pointy!

Step 9: Facial Features

Close-up line drawing of Princess Jasmine's facial features.

Carefully sketch her eyes, brows, nose, and mouth. Shade the pupils to give her expression life. Teacher's Tip: Use a sharp pencil for the eyes to keep the lines clean and expressive.

Step 10: Bring Her to Life with Color

Final colored illustration of Princess Jasmine in her signature blue outfit.

Time to color! Use deep black for her hair and vibrant blues for her outfit. Teacher's Tip: If using markers, color in one direction to keep the texture smooth and professional-looking.