How to Draw Maggie Simpson

In this step-by-step tutorial, we will show you how to draw Maggie Simpson – the youngest member of the cartoon family.
Maggie Simpson is a character from the animated series The Simpsons and the youngest daughter of Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson.
Everyone has wondered why Maggie never grows older. Throughout the long history of The Simpsons, Maggie has remained the same age. However, she is an exceptionally developed child for her age, like her older sister Lisa.
How to draw Maggie Simpson step by step
Step 1: Sketch Maggie’s eyes and nose
First, draw two circles for the eyes. Add the nose between them. In the opening sequences of the early seasons, Maggie’s price was shown as $847.63, the average monthly cost of raising a child in the United States at the time.

Step 2: Add the cartoon spiky hair
Use a zigzag line to draw Maggie’s hair. Note that Lisa Simpson has a similar hairstyle. In season 20, Maggie’s price was changed to $243.26.

Step 3: Draw the cheek and pacifier
Use a short curved line to outline the cheek. Add Maggie’s well-known pacifier. Another fact about Maggie Simpson is that Matt Groening, the creator of The Simpsons, provided the sound of the pacifier for many years.

Step 4: Add Simpson’s ear and neck
Sketch the lower lip and neck with curved lines. Add the ear and its inner details. Another fact is that Maggie sometimes spoke in the early shorts from The Tracey Ullman Show.

Step 5: Draw Maggie’s pupils and bow
Add the pupils as two dots. At the top of the head, draw the bow.

Step 6: Sketch the cartoon body and arms
Maggie Simpson’s head is complete, so begin drawing the body. Outline the collar and arms, which resemble two cylinders. Use two curved lines to form the belly.

Step 7: Add the cartoon hands and fingers
Continue by drawing the hands and fingers, which have shapes similar to the nose from an earlier step.

Step 8: Draw Maggie Simpson’s the dress and legs
Complete the drawing by outlining the lower part of Maggie’s clothing. Do not forget to sketch the legs beneath the dress.

As we say many times, The Simpsons was one of the cartoons that first inspired our team to learn drawing. If you’d like to draw more characters from the series, be sure to try our tutorial on drawing Homer Simpson, simple Bart drawing guide, and explore our collection of cartoon drawing tutorials.







