This tutorial shows how to draw Mordecai, the tall blue jay who serves as one of the two main protagonists in Regular Show. Mordecai works at the park with his best friend Rigby, balancing slacking off with saving the world from bizarre threats. His elongated bird design with the distinctive crest and wing-arms creates a recognizable silhouette that captures the show’s unique art direction perfectly.
Mordecai Complete Drawing Guide
This guide breaks down Mordecai into 10 manageable steps that build his full figure progressively. His extremely long legs and compact torso require attention to proportion, but the clean lines keep the process straightforward.
Mordecai’s Key Visual Elements
- Medium blue feathers covering the head, wings, and tail
- Lighter pale blue patch running from face down through the chest
- Pointed head crest with two sharp spikes
- Large white circular eyes with black pupils
- Long dark gray beak pointing forward
- Open mouth showing excitement
- Wing-arms with white stripe bands near the hands
- Three-fingered hands with striped blue fingers
- Blue tail feathers visible from behind
- Extremely thin gray legs without visible knees
- Small two-toed bird feet
- Dynamic pose with arms raised in celebration
Mordecai’s romantic storylines involve both Margaret and CJ throughout the series, making them natural companions for group drawings. The Margaret tutorial covers the robin waitress, while the CJ guide features the cloud girl. For his partner in crime, the Rigby and Rigby’s face guides capture the raccoon slacker. The angry Mordecai expression tutorial shows a different emotional side worth exploring.
Navigating the Steps
Track your progress through each stage using these color indicators:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Mordecai: Full Tutorial
Share Your Mordecai Drawing!
That concludes the guide on how to draw Mordecai from Regular Show. His tall proportions and wing stripes need careful placement, so take your time with those details. Comments with questions or feedback about any step are always appreciated. If your Mordecai artwork is posted online, drop the link below for other fans to check out. Expand your collection with tutorials like Benson, Skips, Pops, or the Thomas guide!