Why so many of us want to learn how to draw Tinkerbell? Well, my guess is that Tinkerbell is one of the most famous fairies thanks to Disney’s.
It was Marc Davis - one of the top Disney Studios animators back in the 50s who originally designed Tinkerbell. Yes, Tinkerbell is a girl and, it was designed and modeled after actress Margaret Kerry at the time.
Notice that Tinkerbell’s thighs are quite thick compared to contemporary beauty fashion standards.
It is because Tinkerbell was designed in the 50s and the fashion was very different then.
This Tinkerbell is a very simple drawing.
You may also notice that I slightly (just a very little) modified her facial expression from naughty to a cute one. I hope you’ll like it. c
I did the coloring only with pencils. At bottom of this page, you’ll find the same Tinkerbell drawing without the blue background. You can choose which one you like best.
Before you begin to draw Tinkerbell, let’s observe a bit the figure. Her body forms a kind of “C” letter.
Hold your pencil tilted and draw very rough outline contours of her body. Start from the head, next to the trunk, arms, and legs.
Notice here that I just sketched her legs similar to the mermaid’s body. It is only the rough outline of her lower body part.
The next important step is to outline the contours of her wings. The reason is simple. Tinkerbell is a fairy and fairies like her have wings. So the complete body is naturally with the wings.
Gradually begin to mark out the face features. Her hair, eyes, nose mouth. Draw the face features while observing the image of Tinkerbell.
Continue to outline the body contours. The chest and the belly are rather easy to capture.
One important point when you draw Tinkerbell:
Be especially careful while drawing the legs. This part can be a little tricky. Before you actually outline the leg contours, observe one more time the original.
Notice the gentle curves on thighs, around the knees, and calves. Do your best to capture these curves as precisely as possible. These curves will give a final feminine shape to Tinkerbell’s legs. She’s a girl after all, although some also call her a spoiled brat ;-)
Draw both hands and give her a wand.
You can also draw a couple of stars around her wand.
Refine your final outline body contours. Draw the face features more distinctive and erase all unnecessary and excess pencil lines.
At this point you have accomplished two things:
Now, you can continue to color the drawing or you can stop here. Whatever you chose is OK.
There is no special need to comment on coloring Tinkerbell, I think. I can only explain how I proceeded.
I used to start from the face. When you have the face ready, continue to color the arms and the legs.
Put a little shade on her face, arms, and legs. Be careful while you shade the legs. Notice the areas right below the knees.
To draw Tinkerbell is basically easy as you see by now, but the areas like shadings on legs may be a little tricky.
Add some color to her hair and draw the ribbon. If you feel bored so far, you can color the stars around her wand.
The final coloring part is Tinkerbell’s dress and shoes. If possible please color the dress and the shoes as the last part.
You can draw the background with the stars in the sky but need not. Whatever you choose, always try to make your drawings better than mine ;-)
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