We have an easy tutorial on how to draw Santa! This is a quick ten step drawing and it’s super easy that even kids can draw Santa.
With his fluffy beard, twinkly eyes and mittens thrown up in the air, he’s got a real sense of fun about him, you will love the end drawing!

This is a great little drawing to add on cards or keep the little ones busy doodling in the festive break.
All you need is a pencil or a pen and let’s get started!
Step 1
Start with a simple oval — this little circle becomes the tip of Santa’s nose, so no need to make it perfect!

Step 2
Next, add two swooping curved lines on either side of the nose to form Santa’s bushy moustache.

Step 3
Now draw two long curved lines sweeping up from the moustache to start shaping the outer edges of that famous fluffy beard.

Step 4
Add the curved brim of Santa’s hat above the moustache, and just like that his face is really starting to take shape!

Step 5
Finish off the hat by drawing the peaked top and adding that cheeky little bobble dangling on the end.

Step 6
Bring the whole face together by drawing a big, bumpy cloud shape around the moustache for that wonderfully fluffy full beard.

Step 7
Sketch out the angled shoulders and body underneath, giving Santa a sturdy base to build the rest of him on.

Step 8
Add the belt line, boots and little legs to complete Santa’s outfit, and he’s really starting to stand on his own two feet now.

Step 9
Finally, draw both arms reaching up with cosy mittens on the ends, and Santa’s ready to give everyone a big festive wave!

Step 10
Pop a chunky belt with a square buckle across his middle, and Santa’s outfit is looking wonderfully festive.

Step 11
Last of all, fill in his boots with a bit of shading and add his twinkly eyes and rosy nose for a finishing touch — and there he is, ready to spread some Christmas cheer!

And there we have Santa! Add some color to your final drawing to really give him some personality.

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