✅ What you'll learn
- How to draw Draw Among Us Characters step by step
- Basic shapes and outline techniques
- How to add details and texture
- Colouring and finishing tips
💡 Perfect if you're thinking...
The crewmates from Among Us are some of the most fun and simple characters to draw — little bean-shaped astronauts in every colour of the rainbow. This guide covers how to draw a whole crew of them in different colours and poses. Parikshet shows you how step by step.
🖍️ What You Need
- Pencil and eraser
- Markers in lots of colours
- Light blue for the visors
- Black pen for outlines
How to Draw Among Us Characters Step by Step
- Draw the bean body — the classic crewmate shape: a rounded rectangle body with a rounded dome top, wider at the bottom.
- Add the backpack — a small rounded rectangle on the back (the oxygen tank).
- Draw the legs — two short stubby legs at the bottom.
- Add the visor — the signature D-shaped light-blue visor on the upper front, with white highlight reflections.
- Draw a second crewmate — the same shape in a different colour, maybe in a different pose (walking, running, or waving with its little arm).
- Vary the poses — crewmates can run (legs apart, leaning forward), stand, or do tasks. Different poses make the crew lively.
- Add accessories (optional) — little hats, pets, or held items, which crewmates can wear in the game.
- Colour — give each crewmate a different colour: red, blue, green, yellow, pink, orange, purple, black, white.
🌟 Did You Know?
Among Us was made by a tiny three-person studio in 2018 but exploded into a global hit in 2020, reaching 500 million monthly players. The crewmate has no mouth — its only facial feature is the visor — which is part of why it became such a popular, easy-to-draw meme. Players love customising their crewmates with hundreds of hats, outfits, and pets.
Among Us Crewmate Basics
- Bean-shaped body — rounded rectangle, dome top
- Light-blue visor — the one essential feature
- Backpack and two legs — complete the shape
- Any colour — red, blue, green, and many more
🎯 Try This: Draw the Whole Crew
- Draw 6-8 crewmates in different colours.
- Give each one a different pose: running, waving, doing a task.
- Add little hats or pets to some of them.
- Draw one as an impostor with sharp teeth or red eyes!
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Why do Among Us crewmates have no mouth?
The crewmate's only facial feature is its visor — it has no mouth. This was a simple design choice by the small development team, but it became iconic: the mouthless, expressionless visor is part of what makes crewmates so recognisable, easy to draw, and perfect for adding costumes and accessories.
How do I draw the Among Us crewmate shape?
Draw a rounded rectangle for the body, slightly wider at the bottom, with a rounded dome top. Add a small rounded-rectangle backpack on the back, two short stubby legs at the bottom, and the signature light-blue D-shaped visor on the upper front. This simple 'bean' shape is the basic crewmate.
How do I draw crewmates in different poses?
Keep the same bean shape but change the legs and body angle. For running, spread the legs and lean the body forward with motion lines. For waving, add the little arm raised. For doing a task, show the crewmate beside a task station. Varying the poses makes a group of crewmates look lively and fun.
How do I draw an impostor crewmate?
An impostor looks identical to a normal crewmate until revealed. In fan art, impostors are shown with sharp teeth visible where no mouth should be, glowing red eyes inside the visor, a flicking tongue, or claws instead of rounded hands. These menacing details signal that this crewmate is the impostor.