How to Draw Wonder Woman Step by Step (Chibi for Kids)

Hands on hips, chin up, a gold tiara catching the light: that pose says hero before you've colored a single line. Shrink her into a chibi with a big round head and a short body, and she becomes a drawing a beginner can finish in one sitting. Below I'll walk you through how to draw Wonder Woman step by step, from two light guide shapes to a colored figure with a coiled lasso at her hip. Just so it's clear, this is my own simple fan-art version for drawing practice, not official comic art.

Blue marks whatever is new in a step picture. Anything gray was drawn earlier, and the pale blue circles and lines near the start are guides, so sketch them faintly and expect to erase them.

Quick overview
⏱️ Time: about 30 to 40 minutes, coloring included
🎯 Level: easy, good for kids around 7 and up
✏️ Steps: 11
⭐ You'll draw: a chibi Wonder Woman standing tall with her lasso

Supplies for a Chibi Amazon Hero

• A pencil that makes soft, light lines (HB or 2B)
• A clean eraser for rubbing out the guides
• A black fineliner or felt-tip pen for inking
• Colors: red, blue, gold or yellow, gray, dark brown, peach plus a pink for cheeks
• Plain paper, turned so the long side runs up and down

If you only have one yellow, use it for every gold part; nobody will mind.

How to Draw Wonder Woman Step by Step

Step 1: Sketch a head circle and a body oval

Start with a faint line straight down the middle of the paper and a flat ground line near the bottom. On the top half of that line, draw a large circle. Right under it, add a narrow oval for the body. Make the circle about twice as wide as the oval; that ratio is what makes a chibi.

💡 Tip: Press so lightly that you can barely see the circle. You'll thank yourself at the erasing step.

Step 2: Add the eye line, hair oval and limb guides

Cross the head with a level line just under its middle; the eyes will sit there. Around the head, draw a bigger oval that reaches down past the shoulders. That's the space her long hair will fill. Then sketch a small triangle on each side of the body for the bent arms, and two short lines down to the ground for the legs.

💡 Tip: The arm triangles should point outward like little wings, with the bottom corner resting at the waist.

Step 3: Draw the face and the front of the hair

Trace the bottom half of the head circle for her cheeks and chin. For the hair, draw a rounded cap a little outside the top of the circle. Let it fall down each side of the face as a wavy lock that ends near the chin. Inside, curve the hairline up toward the middle of the forehead, leaving a wide open face.

💡 Tip: Give each side lock one gentle wave. A ruler-straight lock looks like a helmet.

Step 4: Draw her top, skirt and lasso coil

I build the outfit from the top down. Draw a short torso for her red top, tucked under the chin. Across the waist, add a belt as a flat band. Below it, the skirt flares out into a wide A shape, ending well above the ground line. Last, hang two overlapping rope loops at her hip on the right side of the page, with a short end dangling down.

💡 Tip: Draw each lasso loop as two lines, an outer ring and an inner one. That double line is what makes it look like rope.

Step 5: Bend the arms so her hands rest on her hips

Follow the triangle guides. Each arm goes out from the shoulder to a rounded elbow, then turns back in so a small round fist lands on the belt. I like to check for a triangle-shaped gap between each arm and the body. Near each wrist, draw a short band for her silver cuffs, slightly wider than the arm.

💡 Tip: Keep the elbows level with each other, or she'll look like she's shrugging.

Step 6: Add the long wavy hair and the tiara

Now her hair can flow down behind her. Starting under the side locks, draw the outer edge with a couple of soft waves and bring it down past the shoulders, tucking the bottom behind the elbows. Then place the tiara across the hairline: a curved band with a pointed peak in the center, and a small star on that peak.

💡 Tip: Leave the star for last inside the tiara. Five points are easier when you draw it as one continuous zigzag.

Step 7: Draw the legs and the red boots

Under the skirt, draw two short legs with a thin gap between them. Most of each leg is boot. Add a thick white band across the top of each boot, then shape the boot down to the ground line with the toe turning slightly outward. Both feet should touch the line.

💡 Tip: Short legs are correct here. If they're longer than the skirt, she stops looking chibi.

Step 8: Add the chest emblem and the skirt stars

On her top, draw a wide V that starts near each shoulder and dips to a point in the middle of the chest. Give it a second, smaller V inside so it has thickness, and let the outer tips flick up a little like wings. On the skirt, add three stars spread out, keeping each one clear of the edges.

💡 Tip: Stars that are too tiny turn into black blobs after inking. Make them about the size of a fingertip.

Step 9: Fill in the face and hair details

On the eye line, draw two tall ovals. Put a large shine circle in the upper corner of each and a tiny one at the bottom, then add a little lash flick on the outside. Above them, short eyebrows angled down slightly toward the nose make her look determined rather than surprised. Finish with pink cheek ovals, a small open smile, and a few curved strands in the hair.

💡 Tip: Shines go on the same side in both eyes, as if light comes from one window.

Step 10: Ink the outlines and erase the guides

With a fineliner, go over every line you want to keep, working from the head down so your hand doesn't drag through fresh ink. Skip the circles, the oval and the triangles. Let it dry, then erase every pencil mark.

💡 Tip: Turn the paper as you ink the lasso. Curves are smoother when you pull the pen toward you.

Step 11: Color your Wonder Woman

My order is skin and hair first, then the big colors. Peach goes on all the skin. I make the hair a dark brown, darker than you think. Red covers the top, the boots and the tiara star; the skirt is a strong blue. Every gold part gets yellow or gold, and the cuffs are gray. Leave the skirt stars, boot bands and eye shines white.

💡 Tip: Color the blue skirt around the stars, not over them. White paper is the brightest white you've got.

Where a Tiny Wonder Woman Starts to Look Off

• Arms hanging straight down. She looks shy instead of strong. Bend the elbows out and plant the fists on the belt.
• A tiara that floats. If it sits above the hairline, it looks like a hat. Rest the band right on the hair where it meets the forehead.
• Hair drawn as one flat block. Without waves the hair looks like a cape. Two or three soft bumps on each side are enough.
• A lasso drawn with single lines. One line per loop reads as a wire. Use an inner and outer edge so the rope has thickness.
• Pure black hair. It merges with the ink. A very dark brown keeps the wavy outline visible.

Restyling Your Little Amazon Hero

When this pose feels comfortable, try lifting one arm into a wave or a raised fist and let the lasso swing out in a loose curve. A red cape behind her also works well. Younger artists can leave out the lasso and the skirt stars, and she still reads clearly thanks to the tiara and boots. If you'd like to build a whole hero lineup on one page, the easy Hulk drawing tutorial and the Iron Man drawing tutorial make good teammates.

Wonder Woman Coloring Page With a Printable Step Guide

Want something ready to color right now? Print the free Wonder Woman coloring page. A small colored version sits at the top next to a color key, so kids can match each crayon to the right part. The step-by-step PDF guide has all 11 steps with their tips, two to a page, and prints on Letter or A4.

📱 On a phone? Tap a download button, then open the file and choose Share → Save to Files or Print. On a computer, the PDF opens or saves straight to your Downloads folder.

Pin Her Whole Lesson for Art Time

Heroes, Anime Faces and Portraits to Draw After Wonder Woman

These are step-by-step tutorials with a picture for every stage. Mix a few on one page and you have a whole cast.

• Ghost Drawing: A friendly waving ghost with a baby ghost and a pumpkin starts from one circle in this ghost drawing tutorial.
• Nezuko Drawing: Draw chibi Nezuko with her bamboo muzzle and orange-tipped hair in this how to draw Nezuko step by step lesson.
• Anime Girl Drawing: Big purple eyes, pink layered bangs and a sailor collar are built on one circle in this anime girl drawing tutorial.
• Todoroki Drawing: Half white, half red hair and a calm face make up this Todoroki drawing step by step guide.
• Heart Drawing: An even, glossy heart plus three small ones with a face, a banner and wings fill this heart drawing tutorial.
• Phoenix Drawing: A front-facing fire bird with raised wings is colored in warm reds and yellows in this phoenix drawing tutorial.
• Olaf Drawing: Three light ovals become a grinning snowman with twig hair in this how to draw Olaf lesson.
• Luffy Drawing: Draw Luffy in his straw hat and red vest, widest grin on the page, with this Luffy drawing step by step guide.
• Skull Drawing: A friendly front-view skull with marigolds is built on a circle and a jaw guide in this skull drawing tutorial.
• Hands Drawing: Her raised fist gets easier once you know an open palm, which this how to draw hands step by step lesson covers.
• Woman Drawing: Check Diana's proportions against this woman drawing tutorial, which measures the figure six heads tall.
• Hulk Drawing: A small, grinning Hulk flexes both arms in this Hulk drawing tutorial for kids.
• Rosa Parks Drawing: Draw a calm portrait with soft glasses, a white collar and a gold brooch in this Rosa Parks drawing step by step lesson.
• Side Profile Drawing: Turn the head sideways and learn where the nose, lips and ear sit in this side profile drawing tutorial.

Questions Young Superhero Fans Ask Me

What is the easiest way to draw Wonder Woman?

Draw her as a chibi facing forward. One big circle and one small oval set up the whole figure, and the tiara, red top and blue starry skirt make her easy to recognize without any tricky muscles.

How do you draw Wonder Woman for kids?

Follow the same steps with a thick marker and bigger shapes. Skip the hair strands and the lasso if small hands get tired, and keep the skirt stars large.

What colors do you need for Wonder Woman?

Red and blue plus gold do most of the work. Add dark brown for the hair, gray for the cuffs, peach for skin and a little pink for the cheeks.

How long does it take to draw Wonder Woman?

Around 30 to 40 minutes with coloring. The face and the lasso take the longest.

Grab a pencil, set those fists on her hips, and give your own Wonder Woman a color twist of your choosing. ⭐✏️

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