How to Draw Marceline from the “Broke His Crown” Episode

Hey there, aspiring artists! Today, we’re going to learn how to draw Marceline from Adventure Time’s “Broke His Crown” episode. This step-by-step drawing tutorial will help you create an amazing Marceline drawing. So, let’s dive in and bring this captivating character to life!

Setting the Scene: Marceline in “Broke His Crown”

In the “Broke His Crown” episode, Marceline and Princess Bubblegum visit Ice King’s dinner party. The episode features Marceline’s unique bond with the Ice King (Simon) and the efforts to save him from the malfunctioning magic crown. As you follow our drawing tutorial, keep in mind Marceline’s personality and the relationships between the characters in the episode.

Creating the Foundation: Basic Proportions and Sketching

Our drawing tutorial starts with three images that help you establish a basic structure for your sketch, focusing on accurate proportions. To achieve this, use light pencil strokes. In the tutorial images:

• Red color represents the current drawing step
• Grey color shows the basic proportions sketch
• Black color indicates what has already been drawn

Drawing Techniques and Tips

Use Simple Shapes and Guidelines

Start by drawing a stick figure, simple shapes and guidelines for Marceline’s head, body, and limbs. This will help you maintain the correct proportions throughout your sketch. Remember to keep your pencil strokes light so you can easily erase any unwanted lines later.

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Refine Your Sketch

Once you’ve laid down the basic shapes, refine your sketch by adding details to Marceline’s face, hair, and outfit. Pay attention to the unique features that make her recognizable, such as her fangs and signature hairstyle.

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