How to Draw a Tudor King Step by Step

Six small drawings show how to build a cartoon king in a flat feathered hat, one step at a time. It starts with a plain oval face with a smile, then adds the wide round hat and the long outline of a cloak. Next come a beard and mustache, big puffy round sleeves, and a skirted tunic with pleated lines at the waist. The last black-and-white steps add a bent arm pointing across the body, a small circle button on the chest, and two straight legs. The final panel shows the finished figure in color, with a red hat and sleeves, a dark maroon cloak, and a gold collar. Kids can follow along with a pencil and then color their own version using the example. Try picking two or three rich colors for the sleeves and cloak so the king looks royal. It is a handy free printable for art lessons or a history unit about kings.