How To Draw A Picture Of Karma Karma

Let'southward larn how to draw Karma from Anatsu Kyoushitsu today! Karma Akabane is a student in Korosensei's Class 3-Eastward of Kunugigaoka Junior Loftier School who had been suspended from school due to his violent behavior. (from ansatsukyoshitsu.wikia.com)

Cheers a lot to Kanra Mikael for request. ^^

Step ane

Every bit e'er all the blue and green lines are merely structure lines and will be erased later so do not push on your pencil too much ^_^ I volition try to be super efficient with text so will merely describe steps that require some explanation.

Brand sure to leave enough free space on newspaper for next steps. You tin see how much space you will demand from the size of the newspaper on this picture.

Footstep 2

Stride 3

Step 4

Stride 5

Step half-dozen

Footstep seven

Step 8

Stride 9

Lighten all the construction lines past "stamping" the kneedable eraser on paper. Make sure to refer to the picture above every bit you need to ink merely some parts of the construction lines. There are also some new lines so better sketch them in pencil beginning ^_^.

Step 10

Look till the ink is prissy and dry and erase all the structure lines.

Step 11

To add together colors, make sure to sketch the color outlines with the right color or pencil first.

If your goal is to become a existent Mangaka and design your ain manga characters make sure to attempt to draw Karma from memory several times. Always compare the drawing to the original and correct any mistakes you see. Do this till yous are happy with the result. It doesn't take to look exactly the aforementioned, don't sweat the details. The point is that yous get the main shapes right and that information technology looks good. This is the best way to build a huge library of manga shapes in your retention that you lot can use to draw and design your own manga characters ^_-.

Draw with passion! ^_^

Hiroshi (cartoon past Bianchi)

Source: https://www.mangajam.com/anatsu-kyoushitsu/how-draw-karma-anatsu-kyoushitsu

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