Who wants to be able to draw anime? For those of you who want to learn, here is a tutorial on how to draw anime that is easy to do for beginners.
Anime pictures that's itit's hard to apologize! There are so many techniques that must be done, from sketching his body movements to giving small details. Boring pictures of one body, you can't even make your eyes go away!
Is that true?
Maybe the tutorial you are reading is not for beginners. Calm down, Jaka already made it how to draw anime for beginners for you. Jaka is sure that if you read this article to the end, it's guaranteed to be right!
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Tutorial How to Draw Japanese Anime for Beginners
so that no omdo, Jaka, who has never drawn anime, also tried it, guys. The results are not very good, but at least prove that you can do it too!
Jaka will love how to draw anime step by step. Here, for example, Jaka will give you how to draw female anime, for the boys, yes!
photo source: youtube.com Btw, if you want to try this tutorial in the morning, definitely need an alarm. If you have an article about an anime-themed alarm application, just open it here!
In addition, Jaka advises you to use a pencil during practice!
How to Draw Anime (Head Section)
First of all, you have to practice to draw various face ornaments. This section is important because the character's expression is displayed by the face, so you need diligent practice to be able to draw fluently.
For drawing inspiration, maybe you can download the anime-themed wallpaper below!
VIEW ARTICLE Step 1: Practice Drawing the Edges of the Eyes
The first thing you might need before drawing an anime character is practice making eyes.
You can start trying out the outside of the eye first by using a single line. Thicken the lines that you made earlier, but only the top and sides.
Step 2: Practice Drawing Eye Pattern
Well, when the eye frames are done, you can make some eye pattern according to your wishes.
The 1st, 2nd, and 4th eye images are the eyes under normal conditions, the 3rd and 5th eye images are the eyes facing up, and the 6th eye is the eye used to express surprise.
Step 3: Practice Drawing Both Eyes
After being fluent in drawing one eye, then it's time for you drawing partner. You have to choose, the character you want to make is facing straight or slightly tilted.
If the position of the head is straight, then the size of the eyes should be the same, but if the position of the head is tilted, make the eyes slightly thinner which is positioned further from the point of view.
Step 4: Draw Other Parts of the Face
If you are satisfied with practicing making eyes, the next step is draw another part of the face, such as the mouth and nose.
The same eye can have different meanings by drawing a mouth. Therefore make sure that what you want to express is reflected through your mouth.
Don't forget to draw the outline of the face so that your anime image starts to show.
How to Draw Anime (Body and Head Sketch)
How about you, are you already fluent in drawing the face? It's time to move forward to the next stage, which is drawing body sketch.
This sketch will form the basis of how your character will move, whether standing or sitting.
Step 5 (Drawing the Body Sketch)
Okay, the face problem is solved, now it's time for us to move on to the next stage, which is body drawing. You need to make a sketch first, what do you want your character to move.
For female characters, usually have longer legs than normal humans. In addition, the position of the shoulders is also smaller and closer to the head when compared to men.
Step 6 (Drawing the Head)
After finishing sketching the body, it's time to try the results of the exercise drawing head. The circle of the head that you have drawn earlier is your guide.
Bend the line to create the chin. Also make curved lines to guide the drawing of the face, from the chin to the top of the head and from the left side of the face around to the right.
Step 7 (Drawing the Eyes)
It's time to get a little more detailed! Draw the eye that you have practiced many times from a horizontal curved line. Remember, the eye that is further away from the point of view is drawn thinner.
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Step 8 (Drawing Other Parts of the Face)
Add some details for the face, such as the nose and mouth to show what expression you want to show.
How to Draw Anime (Draw Body and Hair)
Step 9 (Creating the Body Outline)
Let's put aside the head problem first, now move on to the body. Using the sketch lines that have been made earlier, draw the sides of the body.
For female characters like in the example, smaller wrists and feet than male characters. The neck and shoulders must also be carefully considered so that the character is not like a male character.
Next up is the waist. Anime female characters must have body curve. The hips should look wider than the shoulders.
This step is the most vital step, so you have to be careful when drawing it.
Step 10 (Drawing Hair)
OK, let's start adding more details. First is drawing hair. In the example, Jaka gives a hair sample with a model ear tails.
This haircut is a hairstyle where the side hair falls in front of the ears until it reaches the chin. Draw the hair from the curved side of the head and add some bangs above the eyes.
Step 11 (Adding Hair Details)
Next, you can draw parts pony tail-his. Make a kind of bun at the back of the head, then draw the hair on the sides as if the hair is blowing in the wind.
How to Draw Anime (Clothing Section and Finishing)
Okay, it's time to enter the last part, which is give the last details and of course describe clothing design for our character.
Step 12 (Drawing Clothes)
The head piece is done, now it's time to be clothing designer. You can draw any model, but here Jaka is wearing a school uniform.
Jaka designed a loose uniform so as not to violate school rules, so there should be a little distance between the clothes and the sketch lines that have been made. For the neck, Jaka uses a V-style collar.
Step 13 (Giving Details To The Clothes)
Add some uniform details, such as stripes on the edges of the uniform and tie. Remember, uniforms are not two-dimensional objects, so the uniform image you create should look like your character is wearing it, not just pasted on.
Step 14 (Drawing the Bottom)
Done boss, it's time drawing subordinates. Because the theme was blown by the wind, then make the skirt slightly expand.
You can start by drawing the middle first so that the size of the skirt can be symmetrical. The closer to the edge, the higher the line of the skirt is depicted.
Step 15 (Final)
Your character is almost done! Draw the remaining details, such as the socks, shoes, and of course the fingers.
Also check the face, because Jaka had not told him to draw the eyebrows and ears hidden behind the bangs.
How about it, isn't it easy for the tutorial on how to draw anime for beginners above? Jaka can't, let alone you. The steps above were taken from Jaka hellokids.com. Good luck!
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