 Pinocchio is always shown as a very short person with short dark hair, but other specifics of his appearance vary depending on the artist.In "A Wolf in the Fold" and "Around the Town," he is drawn as a typical prepubescent child with a slender frame and a receding chin, but most other chapters show him with thick shoulders, a square jaw and a heavy brow.Nevertheless, in "A Two-Part Caper," Bigby describes Pinocchio as looking like a little boy.