How to Draw A Fallen Angel Step by Step

Step by Step Guide

If you want to draw a fallen angel, but don’t know where to start, you’ve come to the right place. For drawing a fallen angel, I follow a very simple and easy stepwise approach, something that’s perfect for beginners. And if you want, you can use this approach to draw your own fallen angel. Even if you don’t replicate the entire thing, you can at least get a good idea as to how to start, and then get creative with it as you want.

To draw a fallen angel, we must focus on the hair and wings. Keep the hair messy, and the wings large and wide. Add some feathers to the wings for added detail, and don’t forget to draw the halo. Once all this is done, your fallen angel will be ready.

Begin with the hair

Start drawing the hair from the left.

Finish the hair

The hair is a bit messy and long.

Add an arm

The arm is to cover half the face.

Start adding facial features

Use a light pencil to show the eye and a tear drop falling from it.

Draw the body

The body is small and thin.

Next the legs

The leg is drawn long, and the knee is brushing up against the elbow and face.

Draw the other leg

This leg is behind the front one, and is not fully visible.

Start drawing the wings

Use a light pencil to draw the wings.

Add more feathers

The wings are big and have a lot of feathers in them.

Draw the halo

The halo is drawn right over the head, like a flat hollow circle.

Final touches

Use a dark pencil for the finishing touches.

Color it

Take out your coloring pencils and start coloring the angel.