How to Draw Jessie from Toy Story

Last Updated: March 7, 2021

This is a simple tutorial on how to draw Jessie from the animated film Toy Story. Learn how to draw this sassy and exciting cow-girl and be round-up for an adventure.

Steps

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Start first by drawing guidelines (vertical and horizontal lines) for her head. Then draw a distorted circle pointed at the end and indented at its right and then small circle for her left ear.
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After drawing her head, sketch her hair. It is usually separated at the middle and has braids.

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3
Move to her body, sketch first vertical and horizontal lines to serve as guidelines.
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Then sketch an oval placed vertically and a circle to start drawing her body’s form.
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Draw her arms and legs. Draw diverse shapes such as elongated ovals and triangles for hers legs and then elongated rectangles with slightly-rounded triangles at its end for her arms.
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Now add in the form of her hands, her boots and hat.
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Connect everything in to form the silhouette of her shirt, pants and body. Keep in mind that in this picture she’s jumping and holding her hat.
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Finally add details to her face such as her eyebrows, round eyes, nose, mouth and ears.
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Then add details to her shirt such as her shirt buttons and swirl stitches. Don’t forget to add details to her hands such as her fingers and then a ribbon for her hair.
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For her pants and shoes, add cow spots and fasteners.
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You can now outline your drawing. Erase inside lines and guidelines and use a black pen or marker to emphasize your drawing.
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Color it and you’re done! Use colors such as variations of yellow and red, blue for the pants and dash of green for her eyes.

Community Q&A

Question

Is it optional to color Jessie in?

Community Answer

Of course it is! You can do absolutely whatever you want to your drawing. Be creative!
Question

Why dose Jessie have red hair?

Aanya Gadodia

Community Answer

That is just how she was designed in the movie, but if you don't like it, you are always welcome to change it to something else in your own version or leave it black and white.