Q&A for How to Draw Mickey Mouse

Make his eyes squint and put angry-looking eyebrows on him.

Start off with basic circles, for example, one large one for the base of the head and two smaller ones for ears. If you are drawing the full body you should start off with basic shapes. Usually, when I draw I only start with shapes like ovals and squares to then move on to detailing.

Of course! My advice is to add eyelashes and a bow. Maybe add shoulders and color them pink, so it looks like she's wearing a pink dress.

Use these instructions to draw the mouse shape in its entirety. Then, copy the wizard hat design onto his head. Erase all lines that don't form part of the hat so that the mouse looks normal.

Squint his eyes and make his mouth turned down into a frown. You could also add some tears.

For traditional art, you can create a glitch effect by re-tracing your line art, offsetting lines slightly to the left in red, and then again offsetting lines slightly to the right in red. For digital art, you can apply a noise filter or a sharpening effect to make your drawing look glitchy.

Yellow for his shoes, tan for his face, red for his shorts and black for his body and tail.

You should use a peach or very pale orange shade for Mickey Mouse's face. Colors like #FFE3BF (Very Pale Orange) or #FFCC99 (Peach) match his classic animated look, giving his face a warm, soft, and light appearance that contrasts well with the rest of his design.