How to Draw Kevin the Minion (Easy Step by Step)
Kevin the Minion is fun to draw because he is mostly made of simple shapes: a tall pill for the body, two circles for the goggles, and a small smile. Once the big shape is down, the overalls, gloves, and a few hairs give him his silly personality.
- Easy
- 15 minutes
- 8 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
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How to draw Kevin the Minion step by step
How to Draw Kevin the Minion · tinyhandscreate.com
Step 1: Head and body outline
Draw a round dome for the top of the head, then a wavy line across the middle with two bumps and a little dip between them. Draw two long, nearly straight lines down for the body, with a small tab on each side of the head. Curve the bottom of each side line outward a little.
Step 2: Goggle rings
Draw two big circles side by side in the middle of the head, touching in the center. Add a curved band over the top of both circles and a short strap line on each side of the head.
Step 3: Pupils
Fill in a big round dot inside each goggle circle for the pupils.
Step 4: Overalls and tummy
Near the bottom of the body, draw a straight line across for the top of the overalls. Draw a round, curved line below it for the tummy. Add a small square notch on each side where the overalls meet the body.
Step 5: Straps and pocket
Draw a short slanted strap at each shoulder, going from the side of the body down to the top of the overalls. Then draw a small pocket in the middle of the tummy, flat on top and round on the bottom.
Step 6: Gloves
At the bottom of each arm line, draw a rounded glove shape, like a little mitten, and fill it in.
Step 7: Legs and shoes
Under the round tummy, draw two very short legs. At the bottom of each leg, draw a chunky oval shoe and fill it in.
Step 8: A few hairs
On top of the head, draw a few short curved lines, like tiny wisps of hair, in two small groups.
All done!
Go over your lines with a marker, then color it in.
Finished your Kevin the Minion? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw Grogu (Baby Yoda) from The Mandalorian or how to draw Hello Kitty next.

Tips for drawing Kevin the Minion
- Draw the first outline lightly and keep the body sides nearly straight, so Kevin looks tall and skinny.
- Make the two goggle circles the same size. Draw the left one, then match the right one right beside it.
- Fill in the pupils, gloves, and shoes last with a dark pencil so they stand out.
Free Kevin the Minion coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this Kevin the Minion 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 Kevin the Minion drawing
Color Kevin yellow with blue overalls, gray goggle bands, and black gloves and shoes. For a twist, give him a rainbow outfit.
Kevin the Minion fun fact for kids
Minions first appeared in the 2010 movie Despicable Me, and they speak their own made-up language that mixes sounds from many real languages.
Questions about drawing Kevin the Minion
What shapes do I need to draw Kevin the Minion?
You need a tall pill shape, two circles for the goggles, a small curved smile, and a few ovals for the shoes and gloves. Everything else is made of straight and curved lines.
How do I make my Minion look cuter?
Make the goggles big and round and put the pupils right in the middle. A few messy hairs on top make him friendlier.
How do I draw the goggles so they look even?
Draw one circle first, then draw the second the same size right next to it. Then add the band across the top and a strap on each side.
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