How to Draw a Chibi For Kids

Artist: Dawn / January 25, 2011
How to Draw a Chibi For Kids

Step 1.


First things first, you have to draw out a large head shape that is in the form of a circle. When that is done add the guidelines for the face, and body.

Step 2.


Now draw a simple line that will start the shape or structure of the chibi's jaw line and chin.

Step 3.


Here you will start drawing out the eyes and as you can see the top eye lids are a lot thicker and bolder than the bottom.

Step 4.


Finish drawing out the eyes like so, and then draw some more simple lines for the eyebrows, and nose.

Step 5.


Now you will begin drawing out the upper body which includes the shoulders, arms, chest, and waist.

Step 6.


Continue to draw out the body by sketching out the rest of the torso which is the hips, and then draw out the feet too.

Step 7.


Okay, now that we have the body all drawn out as well as the face, you can now begin drawing out the hair. You can choose to give your chibi any style that you wish, or you can draw the same type of hair you see.

Step 8.


Believe or not but, you are on your last drawing step. All you have to do now is draw in the clothes which is easily done by drawing sleeves, and a shirt line. And then draw out the cute ruffled skirt. Erase the lines and shapes that you drew in step   

Step 9.


Look how nice your chibi character looks once it is all done. Color her in and then move onto something new. I thank you for joining me with this lesson on how to draw a chibi for kids.

Comments (2)
Foxy4554 · 5 years ago
cool
  reply
Dawn · 5 years ago
THanks
  reply
Details
Artist: Dawn
Date Added: January 25, 2011
Steps: 9
Favorited: 32 (view)
Views: 0 in last hour, 5 in last day, 17 in last week, 142335 total
Comments: 0
Tags: how to draw for kids
Description: Hey guys, it’s Dawn from Dragoart here, and for my next lesson I will be teaching you guys "how to draw a chibi for kids", step by step. Like I said many times before, drawing chibi characters is one of the more entertaining types of art to fiddle with. I think it’s because chibi figures can sometimes be so easy to replicate and create. This lesson is going to be pretty easy and if you are one of those people that wished there was a more simple way to make a chibi, you’re in luck because I'm going to show you "how to draw a chibi for kids" with this step by step lesson. If there is something that you would like to see added in the “for kids” collection, don’t hesitate to let me know. Thanks guys and enjoy.

Contest Submission Form