Ready to learn how to draw Sardonyx, the spectacular fusion of Garnet and Pearl? This theatrical Gem combines elegance with showmanship, making her one of the most visually striking characters in Steven Universe. Sardonyx features a complex design with four arms and a unique silhouette that challenges artists to capture her dramatic personality on paper.
Sketching Sardonyx Step by Step
This drawing guide includes 16 sequential illustrations that break down the Sardonyx figure into manageable sections. You will progress from a basic framework to the completed fusion character with her signature pose and details.
Visual Features of Sardonyx
- Large pale pink pointed head shape resembling a gemstone
- Four eyes arranged in a butterfly pattern with magenta coloring
- Four arms with alternating pink and white gloves
- Black puffy shoulders with a pink bow at the chest
- White star emblem on the torso
- Dark purple fitted bodysuit with slim legs
- Pink tailcoat accent at the waist
- Gems visible on palms of the upper hands
- Pink ballet-style shoes
Sardonyx brings together traits from both Pearl and Garnet in her design. After finishing this tutorial, expand your Steven Universe portfolio by drawing the Gems that form her. Check out our Pearl tutorial and Garnet guide to understand where Sardonyx gets her features. For more fusion practice, try sketching Opal, Stevonnie, or Malachite.
Understanding the Guide: Color System
Every step in this Sardonyx tutorial uses specific colors to show your progress clearly:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Sardonyx: Full Tutorial
Post Your Sardonyx Drawing Below!
You now have all the steps needed to draw Sardonyx from Steven Universe. Did the four arms give you trouble, or was the head shape the tricky part? Share your experience in the comments section. If your Sardonyx artwork is posted somewhere online, drop the link so fellow artists can admire your work. Want more Crystal Gem content? Our tutorials for Ruby, Sapphire, and Amethyst await your pencil!