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Start with a circle for her head, and then add the facial guidelines. You will then draw the wire lining to form a frame for your chibi girl's body.
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Next, draw the shape of the chibi girl's face structure, and jawline. When that is done you can add her bangs. I drew in some spiked looking hair bangs, but you can do a simple line cut if you like.
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Now draw out the pretty chibi girl eyes. Since these eyes belong to a girl, the top lid lining has to be thick and bold. Next, draw the mouth, and then draw the shoulders and or arms.
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Finish drawing the chibi hair style, and then color in some pupils. Finish drawing the arms, and then draw the shape of her upper body. Draw the collar line for her dress, and move to step five.
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This is it, the last drawing step. Finish drawing out her dress, and add a pretty belt. When that is done draw two little chibi feet, or legs. Erase the lines and shapes you drew in step one to clean up your drawing.
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That's it, your done. I hope you had fun drawing a chibi girl. All you have to do now to finish her off is add some vibrant colors for her clothes, and hair.
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May 30, 2010
Description: There is so many different types of chibis that you can draw, and if you browse through my chibi section, you will find a wide variety of different chibi characters, lessons on chibi clothes, expressions, bodies, and much, much more stuff that is all chibi related. One thing I don't have is a tutorial that will teach you "how to draw a chibi girl", step by step. I wanted the lesson to be as easy as possible, and I think I achieved this goal with the tutorial you see before you now. Of course I have my own coloring style, as well as ideas when it comes to creating a unique look for this chibi girl drawing. If you want her to have pigtails, long hair, curly hair, shorter hair, or even a style with a hat or bow on top, the choice is yours. Anyway, this lesson will show you a very basic way to "draw a chibi girl, step by step". When you're done, all you have to do is color her in and that's it. Peace out people, and keep on drawing with a passion!
