Santa head to boots with the Christmas sack over one shoulder, which tips the whole figure and gives it a weight a Santa standing square never has. The belt and buckle split the coat in two, so the red can change tone above and below without looking wrong. The raised mitten is the only part above the head. This Santa Claus drawing suits six and up. The one holding a present holds a gift instead.
Christmas Santa standing with the sack over one shoulder.
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Christmas Santa: how to draw it step by step
Here is christmas santa in 8 steps.
Draw the head first, then the hat laid across it with the bobble to one side.
Add the face: the eyes, the round nose and the mustache under it.
Hang the beard below in one wide shape, wider than the head.
Draw the coat down from the shoulders, flaring a little at the hem.
Rule the belt across the middle and square off the buckle.
Raise one arm in a wave and put a mitten on the end.
Sling the sack over the other shoulder, rounded and full.
Finish with the trousers, the cuffs and the two boots.
What you need
Paper, a pencil and an eraser.