How to Draw an Among Us Imposter: Easy 9-Step Guide

Ready to bring your favorite space-faring villain to life? This tutorial is perfect for artists ages 6 and up, requiring only a pencil, paper, and an eraser. Follow these simple steps to master the iconic Imposter silhouette and its signature sharp teeth.

10 Steps

🎯 Final Result

Colorful and finished Among Us Imposter illustration

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Sketching the Face Shield

Pencil sketch of an oval visor shape for an Among Us character

Draw a rounded rectangle or a soft circle to represent the visor. Tip: Keep it centered on your page to leave room for the body below.

Step 2: Defining the Helmet

Adding a curved helmet line above the visor

Draw a smooth, curved line arching over the top of the visor. Tip: Imagine you are drawing a rounded cap that sits snugly over the glass.

Step 3: Creating the First Leg

Drawing the first leg of the character using a U-shaped line

Extend a long, vertical line down from the helmet, curving it into a 'U' shape at the bottom. Tip: Keep the line smooth to give the character that iconic bean-like shape.

Step 4: Adding the Second Leg

Drawing the second leg to complete the character's base

Draw a second 'U' shape right next to the first one. Tip: Make sure they are the same height so your Imposter stands straight!

Step 5: Sketching the Backpack

Adding the rectangular backpack to the back of the character

Add a rectangular shape with rounded corners on the back of the character. Tip: Think of it like a small box attached to the suit.

Step 6: Opening the Mouth

Drawing the open mouth with two triangular teeth

Draw a jagged, open mouth area on the front of the suit. Add two small triangles for the first set of teeth. Tip: Use sharp angles to make it look extra spooky!

Step 7: Filling the Mouth

Adding more triangular teeth to the open mouth

Add more triangle shapes along the top and bottom of the mouth opening. Tip: Vary the sizes slightly to make the teeth look more natural and menacing.

Step 8: Drawing the Tongue

Sketching the long, wavy tongue extending from the mouth

Draw a long, wavy line extending out from the mouth. Tip: Keep the line fluid to give the tongue a sense of movement.

Step 9: Finalizing the Tongue

Closing the tongue shape to complete the outline

Bring the second line of the tongue back to the mouth to close the shape. Tip: Make sure the tip of the tongue comes to a nice, sharp point.

Step 10: Adding Color

Finished, colored Among Us Imposter drawing

Color your Imposter! Use bright, bold colors for the suit and a light blue or white for the visor reflection. Tip: Use a darker shade of your suit color to add a little shadow on the side of the body for depth.