Q&A for How to Draw a Snowman

Sketch a band around its neck, then sketch two rectangles coming off the end of the band. Erase any lines going through the rectangles. You may add some lines off the edges for the fringe.

It is not hard, but if you're finding it hard, you'll need to do plenty of practice to perfect it. Do a rough drawing first, with all the lines crossing over and erasing. Then, do a neat copy. Draw the shapes, but not overlapping them. Keep trying until you can do a marvelous job.

One color that can be used is light blue around the edges of the circles, to simulate the snow. Other colors are black and red for the hat, brown or black for the eyes, mouth, and buttons, brown for the arms and orange for the nose.

Sketch a band around its neck, then sketch two rectangles coming off the end of it. Erase any lines going through the rectangles, and you can add some lines off the edges for the fringe.

Check out wikiHow's article on drawing Santa for help.

You can use a compass or you can trace around the lip of an overturned glass or cup.

No; if you think about it, the snowmen you make are not completely round. If you do a complete scene, it won't even be noticeable.

Sketch a band around its neck, then sketch two rectangles coming off the end of it. Erase any lines going through the rectangles, and you can add some lines off the edges for the fringe.

Just follow the picture guide. Remember, it shouldn't be perfect, just like a real snowman's twig arms.