Draw Among Us Mini

The little crewmate from Among Us is famous for being one of the simplest characters to draw — just a bean-shaped body, a visor and two stubby legs. This mini version is extra cute and perfect for doodling in the corner of your page.

How to Draw a Mini Among Us Crewmate Step by Step

1. Draw a bean shape — a tall rounded body, wider at the bottom, like a jelly bean standing up.
2. Add the backpack — a smaller rounded rectangle on the back of the body.
3. Draw the visor — a rounded rectangle near the top front of the body.
4. Add the visor shine — a small white highlight inside the visor.
5. Draw the two legs — two short stubby legs at the bottom.
6. Tidy the outline — keep the body smooth and rounded.
7. Add a thick outline — crewmates have a bold dark edge all around.
8. Colour it in — pick any colour for the body and light blue for the visor.

Why the Crewmate Is So Easy to Draw

• Bean-shaped body — just one rounded shape.
• No face — only a visor, so no tricky features.
• Two simple legs — short stubby shapes.
• Bold outline — a thick edge does a lot of the work.

How to Draw Among Us Mini Crewmate: Step-by-Step for Kids

The tiny Among Us mini crewmate is even cuter than the regular sized one! Here is how to draw this adorable little bean-shaped spaceship crew member.

What You'll Need

• Pencil
• Eraser
• Paper
• Coloured markers (any colour!)

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Draw the Bean Body

Draw the classic Among Us body shape — it looks like a large bean or jelly bean. The shape is taller than it is wide, rounded at the top, slightly wider in the middle, and flat at the bottom.

Step 2: Add the Visor

In the upper part of the body, draw the visor — a large, slightly D-shaped oval covering most of the upper front. The flat side of the D faces right or downward. This is where the crewmate looks out from.

Step 3: Draw the Backpack

On the back (left side) of the body, draw a small rounded rectangular backpack. This is the oxygen/life support pack that all crewmates carry. It attaches flat against the back of the body.

Step 4: Make It Mini-Sized

The mini crewmate has the same proportions but is noticeably smaller than the regular crewmate. Draw it about half the size you normally would. The mini also has slightly shorter legs relative to the body.

Step 5: Add the Short Legs

At the flat bottom of the bean body, draw two very short, stubby rounded legs. Mini crewmates have even tinier legs than regular crewmates — they look barely able to reach the ground.

Step 6: Add Shine to the Visor

Inside the visor, add one or two curved white highlight lines to show the visor is shiny glass. A small crescent highlight in the upper-left of the visor works well.

Step 7: Draw the Shadow

Below the crewmate, draw a small flat oval shadow on the ground. This grounds the character and shows they are standing on a surface.

Step 8: Add Stars or Space Background

Around the mini crewmate, add small star dots or planet shapes to suggest the space setting of the game. A simple dark background with white star dots is very effective.

Adding Colour

Choose any colour for the body — red, blue, green, yellow, pink, purple, white, or black are all classic choices. The visor is always dark teal or dark cyan. The backpack matches the body colour.

Tips from Parikshet

• The mini crewmate is all about cuteness — keep everything small, round, and compact.
• The visor shine highlight is what makes it look like a real space helmet — always add it.
• Try drawing a regular crewmate next to a mini crewmate to show the size difference!