How to Draw Wonder Woman: Easy 10-Step Guide for Kids

Ready to draw the ultimate Amazonian warrior? This tutorial is perfect for young artists ages 7+ who want to practice character proportions. You'll need a pencil, an eraser, and your favorite markers or colored pencils to bring this superhero to life.

10 Steps

🎯 Final Result

Full-color artistic rendering of Wonder Woman in a heroic pose.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Sketching the Face and Crown

Pencil sketch of Wonder Woman's face shape and tiara with a central star.

Lightly outline the face using a soft, curved shape. Add the triangular base of her tiara at the top, placing a small five-pointed star in the center. Teacher's Tip: Keep your pencil pressure light here so you can easily adjust the symmetry of the crown later.

Step 2: Adding the Ears

Wonder Woman sketch showing the addition of small ear shapes on the sides of the head.

Draw two small half-circles on either side of the head to represent the ears. Teacher's Tip: Align these with the middle of the face shape to ensure her features look balanced.

Step 3: Styling the Hair

Drawing the first section of Wonder Woman's flowing, curly hair.

Use long, sweeping curved lines to outline her flowing hair. Add some smaller, pointed curves to give the hair a wavy, dynamic look. Teacher's Tip: Think of the hair as large ribbons flowing away from her face.

Step 4: Completing the Hair

Adding the second side of Wonder Woman's hair to complete the hairstyle.

Repeat the process on the opposite side, ensuring the hair looks symmetrical and voluminous. Teacher's Tip: Vary the length of your strokes to make the hair look more natural and less stiff.

Step 5: Shoulders and Bracelets

Sketching the neck, shoulders, and the first set of Wonder Woman's bracelets.

Draw a short line for the neck, then extend curved lines for the shoulders and torso. Add two small curved lines on the arm to represent her iconic bracelets. Teacher's Tip: Keep the bracelets parallel to show they are solid cuffs.

Step 6: Torso and Costume Detail

Adding the second arm, chest emblem, and hair details to the Wonder Woman sketch.

Complete the other arm, bending it at the elbow. Draw a 'W' shape across the chest for her emblem, and add hair flowing behind her back. Teacher's Tip: The 'W' should be centered on the chest to look correct.

Step 7: Facial Features

Adding facial features including eyes, eyebrows, nose, and mouth to the character.

Draw teardrop-shaped eyes with round pupils, arched eyebrows, a small nose, and a gentle smile. Add lines for the collarbone. Teacher's Tip: Keep the eyes simple—a small circle inside a larger shape is enough to show expression.

Step 8: Hands on Hips

Drawing hands resting on hips to give Wonder Woman a heroic pose.

Sketch the hands resting on her hips using simple curved lines. Teacher's Tip: Don't worry about drawing every finger; simple shapes for the hands are perfect for this cartoon style.

Step 9: Legs and Stars

Completing the legs and adding star details to Wonder Woman's skirt.

Draw the legs and the bottom of her skirt with an inverted 'V' shape. Add small stars to her skirt for that classic look. Teacher's Tip: Make sure the stars are spaced out evenly.

Step 10: Bringing Her to Life with Color

Final colored illustration of Wonder Woman in her classic red, blue, and yellow costume.

Time to color! Use dark brown for the hair, and classic red, yellow, and blue for her outfit. Teacher's Tip: Use a light touch with your markers to avoid bleeding through the paper.