Elsa was born on December 21 [5], 1819 [6] to King Agnarr and Queen Iduna of Arendelle. She weighed seven pounds, and was born during the occurrence of the aurora borealis. [7] Her birth was also accompanied by an unanticipated weather event that blanketed the village with crystals of ice. [7] When Elsa was three years old, Anna was born, and the two grew to be the best of friends. Eventually, Elsa discovered that she had the ability to produce ice and snow and used her powers to enhance her play with Anna.

In both the Frozen II junior novelization and “Polar Nights”, Elsa says that she feels more comfortable in open spaces, which was part of her decision to move to the forest. It will be drawn using some curved lines that come together to form the individual, twisty sections of the hair. There will be an empty space at the bottom of it, but we will add onto that soon! Step 4 –Next, draw the rest of her braid and shoulders Elsa only makes a brief appearance in this midquel short film taking place during the events of Frozen. She only appears during the musical number "Let It Go", where it is shown that Elsa brought Olaf to life during the events of the musical number. The events of "Let It Go" resume as Olaf finds himself exploring the world around him. In Hans Christian Andersen's original story, the Snow Queen abducts a young boy named Kai, who had fallen victim to the machinations of an evil mirror. The Queen promises to break the mirror's spell if Kai can spell "eternity" with pieces of ice in her palace. Kai's disappearance leads his childhood friend, Gerda, to embark on a quest to find him. In the tale, the Snow Queen resides in an ice palace coated in permafrost and guarded by such animals as polar bears and porcupines.Some people like a 1 stroke rainbow cake with a really dark edge like Fusion Snow Queen or Frozen Queen. The dark edge is nice because you don't need to outline your 1 strokes, which saves a lot of time. Other people prefer a rainbow cake with softer colors and they outline their strokes with their own teardrops and swirls in white or a dark blue. Elsa also stated that she was not bothered by the cold, indicating her powers afford her resistance to frigid air; she was seen rushing out into her own blizzard wearing a dress made of ice without exhibiting any signs of discomfort. And during Elsa's conversation with Hans in the dungeon, only the prince's breath was seen condensing, a further indication of Elsa's affinity to the cold. Elsa is also seen running on ice without slipping and also walk on top of snow hills without sinking, further evidence of her magic providing her immunity to the cold.

When coloring her in, we would recommend using some watercolor paints for a cooler look to the colors, but there are plenty of amazing mediums you could use!

As long as you follow all of the steps we laid out then you should have no problems completing this wonderful portrayal of Elsa.

Soon, you will be able to add some colors to this portrayal of this classic character. Before that, we will be adding some final small details to really bring this image to life! Here are some frozen princess designs submitted by professional face painters from around the world. You can see that there are pearly rainbow cakes and matte cakes to choose from.

Due to her status as an elemental, Elsa has a magical connection with the four elements and an ability to sense when they are nearby. Consciously and unconsciously, she was able to quiet both the wind spirit and the fire spirit with ice during their stay at the Enchanted Forest, attract the Earth Giants' attention, and tame the water spirit through magic-conjured reins. As the fifth spirit and being able to tame the other four, Elsa is the most powerful magical being, second only to Ahtohallan. The ELSA training is a six-day course delivered by Drs. Laura Grahamslaw and Chantelle Makin who have a wealth of experience facilitating both the training and ongoing supervision. It is suitable for staff working in primary, secondary and special schools.