How to Draw Kawaii Doraemon Movie 43 | Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorial

Start by drawing a large round oval for the outside of Doraemon’s head.

Inside it, add another slightly smaller rounded shape to create the face area.

Keep your lines light and simple at this stage. These basic shapes will help you build Doraemon’s round head before adding the smaller details.

Now let’s add Doraemon’s cute facial features.

Draw two tall oval shapes close together near the top center of the face for his eyes. Add the pupils inside, then draw a small round nose underneath.

From the nose, draw a straight line downward and finish it with a wide curved smile.

Finally, add three short whiskers on each cheek to complete Doraemon’s familiar expression.

Under Doraemon’s head, draw a small bow tie.

Start with a tiny rounded rectangle in the center. Then add one curved bow shape on each side.

Keep the bow tie centered because it will help guide the placement of Doraemon’s conductor outfit in the next steps.

Starting just below the head, draw two long curved lines downward to form Doraemon’s small, rounded body.

Bring the lines inward near the bottom and add a short curve between the legs.

Next, draw two wide oval shapes underneath the body for his feet.

Keep the body short and rounded so the large head remains the main focus of this cute Doraemon drawing.

Draw one curved arm extending outward from each side of Doraemon’s body.

At the end of each arm, add a simple round shape for the hand.

Raise both arms slightly to create the conductor pose. The hand on one side will hold the conductor’s baton later.

Now it’s time to turn Doraemon into a tiny conductor!

Draw the curved sides of his tuxedo around the upper body. Add the pointed coat sections extending toward the bottom, followed by the inner vest details and two small buttons.

Add simple cuffs around both wrists.

Finally, draw a long, thin conductor’s baton extending diagonally upward from one hand.

Next, draw the special hair around Doraemon’s head.

Follow the curve of the top of his head with a large rounded line. On both sides, add several soft, fluffy curls.

These curled shapes create the fun classical-composer-inspired look and make this Doraemon Movie 43 drawing instantly more distinctive.

Now it’s time to turn your sketch into clean line art.

Trace over the lines you want to keep with smooth, confident strokes. Refine the eyes and pupils, face, bow tie, tuxedo, sleeves, hands, feet, hair, and conductor’s baton.

Once the final outline is complete, erase any extra sketch lines or overlapping construction lines.

Take your time here—a clean outline will make the coloring step much easier.

Your drawing is ready for color!

Use Doraemon’s classic blue for the outer head and lower body while keeping his face, hands, and feet white.

Color the nose and bow tie red-orange. Use a dark charcoal or black tone for the tuxedo, with light gray for the vest and classical-style hair.

Keep the conductor’s baton dark, then add a little soft pink blush to Doraemon’s cheeks for an extra cute finish.

And your kawaii Doraemon Movie 43 conductor drawing is complete!