How to Draw a Minion Bob: Easy Step-by-Step Cartoon Drawing for Kids
Here you’ll find an easy step-by-step tutorial for how to draw a Minion Tutorial Video and a Minion Coloring Page. They are from the Despicable Me franchise.
Minion Drawing

Learning how to draw a Minion is a fun way to turn a favorite cartoon character into a simple drawing lesson. Instead of handing out coloring pages of students’ favorite movie characters, why not let them learn how to draw one of their own?
Minions are a great choice for young artists because they are made from large, easy shapes. Their bodies are mostly rounded rectangles, their eyes are circles, and their arms and legs can be added with simple curved lines. That means even beginner artists can follow along and end up with a character that looks a lot like the ones they know from the popular Minion movies.
This How to Draw a Minion tutorial gives students practice with some very useful drawing basics. They will learn how to start with a simple body shape, add facial features, draw clothing details, and use small lines to show personality. The goggles, overalls, gloves, and little bits of hair all give students a chance to slow down and notice how details can make a drawing feel more complete.
Once students feel comfortable drawing this Minion as shown, they can start making their own versions too. They might change the pose, add different expressions, draw a group of Minions together, or place one in a funny scene. That is one of the best parts of learning to draw cartoon characters — once students know the basic shapes, they can use their imagination to make the drawing their own.
Every future cartoon artist has to start somewhere, and this simple Minion drawing lesson is a great place to begin.
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Minion Coloring Page

Minion Tracing Page

Materials for Minions Drawing
Step by Step Directions for Minion Drawing
Time needed: 1 hour
How to Draw a Minion
- Draw two touching circles.

- Add the top of the body.

- Draw the bottom of the body.

- Add glasses and hair.

- Draw the mouth and start the overalls.

- Finish the bib and straps.

- Start two arms.

- Add gloves and feet. Draw a grassy background.

- Trace with a marker and color.

























