How to Draw a Chibi Skull
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As you can imagine this is going to be a pre-school skill level lesson. All you have to do first is draw a great big circle, or the size of the chibi skull you want. Then draw the facial guidelines.
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Now you will draw the big chibi like eye shapes for the skulls hollow holes. Notice how the eye socket shapes are a bit rocky, this is done to emphasize the skull. Next draw two nose holes.
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For your last step, draw the actual shape of the skull head and the upper jaw shape. Add four dashes to add the lining for the small chibi teeth. Erase all the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one, and after you have done that, this would
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Color in the hollow holes, and now you've just finished this lesson on "how to draw a chibi skull, step by step". Great work guys, be sure to join me next time for more drawing fun!
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January 24, 2010
Description: As you know I am a big fan of drawing all different kinds of skulls. Two days ago I sketched out a drawing that I have never submitted before nor drew. Today, for my first lesson, I will show you “how to draw a chibi skull, step by step”. This is a very fun concept to sketch out and I guarantee that you will love drawing this type of skull. Skull art has become somewhat of a modern day concept that is seen almost everywhere, and on everything. One of the more popular kind of skull art is created from tattoo artists. I guess you could say that the popularity of the human head shell has increased over time since it's start in the early sixties when rebellion, freedom of speech and civil rights where really strong and out there. I mean back then, you really couldn't tell someone that they weren't allowed to say or do something. I have fun sketching skull designs because it enables me to use my creative energy which brings out my message through art. Chibi characters in themselves have become almost just as popular as tattoo art, so why not draw a chibi skull, that is cool, and simple. You can choose to embroid anything you want on the bone's surface, or you can even mess around with the concept by adding a bow, tie, or what have you. I will be back later with some more fun art to look at, learn from, and comment on. See you soon, and remember to have fun drawing, peace peeps!
