How to draw a space helmet, step by step
Six simple steps · best for ages 4–7 · free to print
The steps in words
- Draw a big dome with a straight line at the bottom. This is the top of the helmet.
- Inside the dome, draw a big circle. This is the helmet's window.
- Add small, rounded earpieces on both sides.
- At the bottom, draw a flat ring. This is the collar.
- Draw a little antenna with a ball at the tip on the helmet.
- Add two shine lines and a little star in the window, then go over everything in black.
Tip: Leave the shine lines white so the window looks glossy. You can draw your own face inside it.
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Frequently asked questions
How many steps does it take to draw a space helmet?
Six steps. The first: Draw a big dome with a straight line at the bottom. This is the top of the helmet. The last: Add two shine lines and a little star in the window, then go over everything in black.
What age is the space helmet drawing for?
It suits kids aged 4–7 best. Leave the shine lines white so the window looks glossy. You can draw your own face inside it.
How do I print the page?
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