How To Draw Cartoon Characters

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How to draw cartoon kitty

Everyone can learn how to draw cartoon characters. Yes, you too :) Cartoons are easy and simple. Once you learn the simple techniques, you can literally draw anything.


On these pages, you will find tutorials for drawing cute cartoons. They are very easy to follow and I am sure you will have a lot of fun drawing them.

I recommend drawing every character at least 3 x (three times) in a row so that you will memorize the strokes.

Then show it to your friend, mom, dad, brother, sister, show them "live" how to draw cartoon characters.

I can guarantee they will be amazed. And surprised at the same seeing how simple and easy it is.

How to draw a cartoon dog

Here you will find many characters, so you can pick your favorite ones and begin to practice right now. Just with the pencil. Just like that :)

It's OK to make mistakes, and please make as many mistakes as possible because you'll learn better.

And remember, if you are not completely satisfied with your drawings, simply RE-draw them 2x or 3x in a row.

Let's Learn How To Draw Cartoon Characters

How to draw a cartoon tiger

You don’t need any special skills or special talents. If you do not believe me, pick one character and begin to draw it by following the guide :)

It is almost impossible not to be able to draw it if you follow the tutorial.

Drawing cartoons is one of the best ways to begin the process of “how to draw”, generally.

Because drawing cartoons doesn’t require you to be very exact (unless you are drawing an animation series of certain characters).

You are free to make modifications while drawing. That’s the fun part of drawing cartoons.

I can guarantee, once you’ve learned the basic steps which are super simple and easy, you can virtually draw anything.

When you memorize how to draw them (and you will), you’ll be then able to make a quick sketch anywhere anytime just to amaze your friends.

How to draw cartoon hamster

Amazed they will be :) because everybody likes cartoons …however, only very few if any may know how to draw cartoon characters.

I am doing my best to make every page, every character super easy to draw so that you can follow and learn easily.

You don’t even need to read the blah-blah guide. I made the steps clear enough so that you can draw these characters only by watching the pictures in the tutorial.

Only by observing the pictures, you will understand very clearly how to draw cartoon characters and start drawing them right now.


To unleash your creativity,  here is a brief summary of how to draw cartoon characters

Introduction:

Drawing cartoon characters is an exciting and accessible form of artistic expression that allows you to bring your imagination to life.

These steps will provide you with essential tips and techniques to create captivating and lovable cartoon characters.

1. Start with Basic Shapes

Every cartoon character begins with simple shapes. Begin by sketching basic geometric forms like circles, ovals, squares, and rectangles to establish the character's body and head proportions.

These shapes act as the framework for your drawing and allow you to construct the character's overall structure.

2. Define Character Traits

Consider the personality and characteristics of your cartoon character. Are they brave and strong or cute and mischievous? Use their traits as a guide to define their features, expressions, and body language.

For example, a courageous hero might have a strong jawline and determined eyes, while a playful sidekick could have big, round eyes and exaggerated gestures.

3. Emphasize Expressions

Cartoon characters are known for their expressive faces. Experiment with different eye shapes, eyebrows, mouths, and other facial features to convey a range of emotions.

Play around with exaggerated expressions to add humor and depth to your character. Remember to keep the expressions consistent throughout your artwork to maintain the character's personality.

4. Add Details and Accessories

Now that you have the basic structure and expressions, it's time to add details and accessories to make your character unique. Consider clothing, hairstyles, and props that align with their personality and story.

Accessories like hats, glasses, or even a signature item can add depth and visual interest to your cartoon character.

Conclusion:

Drawing cartoon characters is a fun and creative process that allows you to explore your artistic skills. By starting with basic shapes, defining character traits, emphasizing expressions, and adding details, you can bring your characters to life.

Remember, practice makes perfect, so keep experimenting, honing your skills, and enjoying the imaginative world of cartoon character creation.

Incorporating these techniques into your drawing process will help you learn how to draw cartoon characters that are not only visually appealing but also full of life and personality.

So grab your pencil, let your imagination run wild, and embark on an exciting journey into the world of cartoon character creation!


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Visitors Personal Gallery Pages

Please see and enjoy the following collection of personal galleries. We all believe you will have a lot of fun. Observing others’ artwork is always, always very inspirational. You may get some new ideas for your own drawings.

Dog portraits by Lynn

Portraits of Dogs by Lynn

Portraits by Andy Leslie

Realistic Portraits by Andy Leslie

Portraits by Lela Stankovich

Portrait Drawings by Lela Stankovic

Various drawings by Betty Chavis

Various Drawings by Betty Chavis

Original sketches by Nadia Velasquez

Original sketches by Nadia Velasquez

Beautiful Artwork by Bill Richards

Beautiful Artwork by Bill Richards

Cute Drawings by Christie

Cute Drawings by Christie

Manga Drawings by Chi

Manga Drawings by Chi

Portrait Drawings by Evan

Portrait Drawings by Evan

Various Drawings by Sabariah

Various Drawings by Sabariah

Various Drawings by Sunnu Golwalla

Various Drawings by Sunnu Golwalla

Various Drawings by Amberlynn

Various Drawings by Amberlynn

Various Drawings by Anne Burgoyne

Various Drawings by Anne Burgoyne

Various Drawings by Carly

Various Drawings by Carly

Portrait Drawings by Bud Norris

Portrait Drawings by Bud Norris

Portrait Drawings by Mahendran

Portrait Drawings by Mahendran

Scenery Drawings by Phil Edmondson

Scenery Drawings by Phil Edmondson

Portrait Drawings by Stacey

Portrait Drawings by Stacey

Manga and Fantasy by Lee Henrik

Manga and Fantasy by Lee Henrik

Manga Sketches by Paul Rowan

Manga Sketches by Paul Rowan

Various Drawings by D. Fox

Various Drawings by D. Fox

Original Pokemons by Johan

Original Pokemons by Johan

Original Manga by Grace

Original Manga by Grace

Cute Little Sketches by Gwen

Cute Little Sketches by Gwen

Creative Anime by Celia

Creative Anime by Celia

Various Drawings by Taylor Sligowski

Various Drawings by Taylor Sligowski

Various Sketches by Amanda

Various Sketches by Amanda

Fantasy Drawings by Melissa

Fantasy Drawings by Melissa

Various Drawings by Steven Chesley

Various Drawings by Steven Chesley

Various Drawings by Maciej Michalak

Various Drawings by Maciej Michalak

Various Drawings by Aiswariya Pramod

Various Drawings by Aiswariya Pramod

Manga Drawings by Andrea

Manga Drawings by Andrea

Original Artwork by Richa Kotriwala

Original Artwork by Richa Kotriwala

Various Drawings by Sandy Lange

Various Drawings by Sandy Lange

Cartoon Drawings by Dipanjan Dey

Cartoon Drawings by Dipanjan Dey

Cartoon Drawings by Dhrubo2002

Cartoon Drawings by Dhrubo2002

Ballpen Drawings by Shehbaaz Baurtally

Ballpen Drawings by Shehbaaz Baurtally

Emma Adams Cartoon Sketches Gallery

Emma Adams Cartoon Sketches Gallery

Sonali Ghosh Illustrations Gallery

Sonali Ghosh Illustrations Gallery

Rupshya Dilipraj Artwork Gallery

Rupshya Dilipraj Artwork Gallery


Theme Based Visitors Galleries

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