In the world of cute drawings, hat drawing is especially fun. There are so many different types of head coverings — from the classy to the wild — and the fashion options for shape and color are endless! This round-up brings together my growing set of hat art tutorials for your creative enjoyment.
Your Hat Drawing Teacher
As background, I’m an artist and teacher named Ms. Marshall who loves hand-drawing and sharing simple drawing ideas. I teach in a whimsical cartoon line art style that I hope will bring a smile to your face.
As always, feel free to alter any of my lessons to fit your own style — for example, you may choose to leave out the smiling face on the top hat drawing and just sketch the hat, itself. That’s fine! Let’s dive in…
Hat Drawing
Get lots of hat drawing tips -- in a variety of types and styles -- in these tutotirals and cute, easy cartoon illustrations.
Winter Hat Drawing
Stay cozy and warm with this soft-looking winter hat drawing. There's even a fluffy pom-pom on top, and a thick ribbed bottom edge.
Chef Hat Drawing
Hungry for cute art? This chef hat drawing is a delicious way to whip up a yummy art activity.
Jester Hat Drawing
Get silly with this classic jester hat drawing: the "fool's cap" from history. There's so much potential for zany colors and patterns!
Witch Hat Drawing
For Halloween, or any time you want some magic, here's how to make a witch hat drawing.
Party Hat Drawing
Let the good times roll with this birthday or party hat for any festive occasion.
Mushroom Hat Drawing
In this cartoon version of a mushroom, the cap of the fungus becomes its hat! Adorable.
Top Hat Drawing
There are several ways to draw a top hat, including the optional ribbon in the middle, and a flat versus curved up brim... but as long as you've got the tall body and a classy, shiny feel, you're all set!
Sun Hat Drawing
For your hot-weather summer fashion, nothing beats a wide-brimmed, flower-adorned sun hat. Here's a simple way to sketch one.
Santa Hat Drawing
Here are two different ways to sketch a Santa hat or Christmas hat, replete with a jolly red color and white ball up top.
Pi Hat Drawing
Enjoy math? See how the symbol, Pi, can be artistically converted into a fashonable and creative hat!
Graduation Cap Drawing
See why graduation caps are some of the hardest headwear to draw, plus get free printable graduation coloring sheets.
Hat Coloring Pages
Want free printable black and white versions of these hat drawings to use as coloring pages for an easy art activity? Here are eight of the illustrations for free!
History of Hats
I hope you enjoyed that hat art round-up! Now, as a teacher for nearly twenty years now, I can’t resist a quick history lesson. Did you know that hats have been around since very early human history? Very cool!
Weather and Hats
Oh wait — now the English teacher in me is coming out! In addition to being fashionable and fun, hats are often worn to ward off a chill in cold weather… which brings us to the “weather vs. whether” spelling challenge. The correct way to write the word for snow, rain, sun, and all the other things happening in the outside atmosphere is “weather” with an “ea.” Oh, and definitely don’t use the all-too-common typo: “weither” — that word isn’t a word at all — it’s just wrong.
Hat Drawing, in Sum
I hope this round-up of hat drawing tutorials has been useful and enjoyable — and maybe even kept you warm if it’s chilly outside… perhaps assisted by a sweet candle drawing, too! What would you like me to illustrate and teach next? Do share…
Want more about fashion? Check out my free printable dress coloring pages that you can download for an easy coloring art activity.
The author and artist, Lillie Marshall, is a National Board Certified Teacher of English who has been a public school educator since 2003, and an experienced Reiki practitioner since 2018. All art on this site is original and hand-drawn by Lillie. She launched DrawingsOf.com Educational Cartoons in 2020, building upon the success of her other sites, AroundTheWorldL.com (established 2009), TeachingTraveling.com (founded 2010), and ReikiColors.com. Subscribe to Lillie’s monthly newsletter, and follow @WorldLillie on social media to stay connected!