✅ What you'll learn
- How to draw Super Mario Super Mario : Draw easy Super Mario sketch with KidsFunLearnClub step by step
- Basic shapes and outline techniques
- How to add details and texture
- Colouring and finishing tips
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Super Mario is the most famous video game character in the world — the cheerful red-capped plumber from the Mushroom Kingdom. With his red hat, big moustache, and blue dungarees, Mario is iconic and fun to draw. Parikshet shows you how step by step.
🖍️ What You Need
- Pencil and eraser
- Red and blue markers
- Brown for the moustache and hair
- Skin-tone pencil
- Black pen for outlines
How to Draw Super Mario Step by Step
- Draw the head — a rounded head with a big round nose.
- Add the cap — Mario's red cap with a brim, and a white circle on the front with a red 'M' inside.
- Draw the face — two oval eyes, the big round nose, and Mario's famous bushy brown moustache (a wide shape under the nose).
- Add the hair and ears — sideburns of brown hair and round ears.
- Draw the body — a sturdy body in blue dungarees (overalls) over a red shirt.
- Add the dungaree details — two big yellow buttons on the dungaree straps.
- Draw the arms, gloves, and boots — arms with white gloves and big brown boots.
- Colour — red cap and shirt, blue dungarees, brown moustache and hair, white gloves.
🌟 Did You Know?
Mario first appeared way back in 1981 in the game 'Donkey Kong', where he was originally called 'Jumpman'! He was made a plumber with a moustache and cap partly because of the limits of early game graphics — the moustache saved having to draw a mouth, the cap saved drawing hair, and the big nose made his face clear on tiny old screens. Mario is now the mascot of Nintendo and has starred in hundreds of games.
Super Mario Key Features
- Red cap with 'M' — a white circle with a red M
- Big round nose — and a bushy brown moustache
- Blue dungarees — with two yellow buttons
- Red shirt and white gloves — his classic outfit
🎯 Try This: Draw Mario in the Mushroom Kingdom
- Draw Mario jumping with his fist in the air.
- Add a question-mark block (?) above him and a gold coin.
- Draw a green pipe and a Goomba enemy.
- Add hills, clouds, and a castle in the background.
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Why does Mario have a moustache and cap?
Mario was given a moustache, cap, and big nose partly because of the limits of early 1980s video game graphics. The moustache saved having to draw a mouth on his tiny pixel face, the cap saved drawing hair, and the big nose made his face clear on small, low-resolution screens. These features became his iconic look.
When did Mario first appear?
Mario first appeared in 1981 in the arcade game 'Donkey Kong', where he was originally called 'Jumpman'! He was a carpenter at first, later becoming a plumber. He's since become the mascot of Nintendo and one of the most famous characters in the world, starring in hundreds of video games.
What are Mario's key features to draw?
Mario's three most recognisable features are his red cap with a white circle and red 'M' on the front, his big round nose with a bushy brown moustache underneath, and his blue dungarees (overalls) with two yellow buttons over a red shirt. White gloves and brown boots complete the look.
What is the Mushroom Kingdom?
The Mushroom Kingdom is the fictional land where most Super Mario games are set. It's home to Mario, Princess Peach, Toad, and many friendly and enemy characters, and features iconic elements like green warp pipes, question-mark blocks, gold coins, and Goomba and Koopa enemies. Mario often adventures there to rescue Princess Peach.