How to Draw a Witch – Step by Step Drawing Tutorial

With Halloween fast approaching, it’s time to do as many spooky activities as possible. This witch drawing tutorial will have you drawing a witch in no time! You’ll be celebrating Halloween soon and have tons of fun decorations to show everyone.

So if you’ve always wanted to learn how to draw a witch, now is your chance.

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How to draw a witch step by step

Once your kids have learned how to draw a witch, they may also enjoy one or more of our spooky printable Halloween coloring pages.

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How to draw a witch step by step

step 1

You’ll start this step by quickly drawing a line up and down as shown.

2nd step

Next, draw a circle around the line you just drew. It should look like the beginning of a hat.

step 3

Now draw the witch’s nose and hair.

step 4

Start drawing the witch’s face by drawing a line with the witch’s hat and guiding it around her hair.

step 5

Time to add some detail to the witch’s face. Add a wart to your nose, add a little smile with a stuck tooth. One of the final details on the face is the addition of an eye and an eyebrow.

step 6

Next, draw his arm.

step 7

Start at the top where her hair is and draw a scribble line around her arm to form the witch’s body.

step 8

Draw a bump for his hand and two small bumps for his legs.

step 9

To draw the broom, draw a long rectangle in front of and behind the witch. This creates the illusion that the witch is riding the broomstick.

step 10

The broomstick needs straw to get out. Go ahead and draw this part on the broom.

step 11

The next step will be to color the entire witch. You can use any colors! This witch is colored in black, brown, orange and red.

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