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Saturday, June 15, 2013

Today is the anniversary of Star Wars opening in 1977. How to Draw Yoda

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Pin ItArticle EditDiscussLearn to draw the most powerful Jedi Master in the Star Wars universe--and the coolest one to boot! This tutorial will walk you through drawing Yoda in just a few easy steps.

Edit Steps1Draw a large circle for the head/face. Underneath the circle, draw a curved line as shown in the image. Once you're happy with your shapes, add guidelines for the face.

2Draw two curved triangles for Yoda's ears. Fill in the detail as shown. Draw Yoda's eyes, small nose, and mouth as shown, then add in his wrinkles and a few strands of hair.

3Sketch in the body. Draw an oval for the torso and each arm as a series of linked circles, as shown in the image. Add three fingers to the end of each hand. Put a walking stick in his right hand. Don't worry about creating precise details, since as many of the body features won't be seen.

4Add in Yoda's legs. As with the arms, draw them as interlinked circles. Finish each leg up with feet and large, round toes. His position is up to you, but if you want him to be sitting down or facing a different direction, then alter the remaining steps slightly.

5Sketch in his robe and cloak as shown. To depict the flowing movement of the cloth, draw in the lines as indicated.

6Use permanent ink or dark pencil to outline the parts of Yoda shown in the image. Add shadows/highlighting if you wish. Erase all remaining guidelines.

7Color Yoda in using the basic color scheme shown here. Your Jedi Master is now complete. Whatever you decide to do with your drawing, may the force be with you!

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This video presents another approach to drawing Yoda.

Edit TipsDraw lightly in pencil so that you can easily rub out mistakes.

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