How to Draw LEGO Batman (Easy Step by Step)
LEGO Batman is fun to draw because he is built almost entirely from boxes and rectangles. You start with a blocky head and pointy ears, add a big swooping cape, then draw the chest, arms, and chunky legs. Once the shapes are in place, the angry eyes, grin, and bat symbol give him lots of attitude.
- Medium
- 20 minutes
- 10 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
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How to draw LEGO Batman step by step
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Step 1: Guide shapes
Lightly sketch these 2 ovals. They only show where the big parts go, so press softly. You will erase them at the end.
Step 2: Head with pointy ears
Draw a big rounded box for the head with a flat chin line along the bottom. Add two tall pointy ears sticking up from the top corners.
Step 3: The top stud
Between the ears, draw a short round stud like a LEGO brick. Start with a flat oval on top, then add the short sides and a curved line underneath.
Step 4: The cape
Draw the big cape behind the shoulders. Start at the neck and sweep long lines down each side, then finish the bottom with wavy edges.
Step 5: Chest and belt
Draw a wide box under the head for the chest. Add a belt as a long thin strip across the bottom of the box.
Step 6: Arms and hands
Draw the arms as tall rectangles hanging down from the shoulders. At the end of each arm, add a small round C-shaped LEGO hand, then sketch a few short muscle lines on the chest.
Step 7: Legs and feet
Under the belt, draw two blocky legs side by side. Give each leg a square foot that sticks out in front, like a LEGO brick.
Step 8: Angry eyes
On the face, draw two small slanted eye shapes with a tiny dark dot for the pupil in each one.
Step 9: Brows, grin and mask
Draw slanted eyebrows above the eyes so Batman looks tough. Then add a wide rectangle mouth with a gritted grin and a few short lines on the cheeks for the mask.
Step 10: Bat symbol
On the chest, draw a bat shape with pointed wings. Add a big curly letter C shape just below it.
All done!
Erase the guide shapes, go over your lines, then color it in.
Finished your LEGO Batman? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw SpongeBob SquarePants or how to draw Cinderella next.

Tips for drawing LEGO Batman
- Draw the head as a wide rounded box first, then add the ears. Make both ears about the same height so he looks balanced.
- The cape is the trickiest part. Draw one long curve down each side first, then connect the bottom with wavy lines.
- Draw the bat shape lightly in the middle of the chest first. Leave room for the curly C shape just below it.
Free LEGO Batman coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this LEGO Batman coloring page at full size and print it. It is the same drawing you just learned, with clean lines ready for crayons or markers.
How to color your LEGO Batman drawing
Color Batman in dark gray or black, with a lighter gray or black bat symbol on his chest. For a creative twist, give him a rainbow cape or make a whole team of LEGO heroes in different colors.
LEGO Batman fun fact for kids
A LEGO minifigure has a round stud on top of its head, so hair pieces and hats can snap right on.
Questions about drawing LEGO Batman
What shapes do I need to draw LEGO Batman?
You need rectangles for the head, chest, arms, legs, and feet, two tall pointy ears, and a small oval for the stud on top. The hands are little C shapes.
How do I make LEGO Batman look tougher?
Slant his eyebrows down toward the middle and keep his mouth wide with a gritted grin. Strong, straight lines make him look more serious.
How do I draw the LEGO hands?
Draw a small circle with a gap on one side, like the letter C. Attach one to the end of each arm.
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