How to Draw a Dark Goth
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Begin with a circle for the head, then sketch in the facial guidelines.
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Sketch out the shape of the face, then proceed to step two.
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Here you will draw the right side of face which includes the hair line and shape of her ear. The hair is tucked behind the ear like so.
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You will now draw in her small cross style earring, then add detailing inside the ear to make the ear complete.
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Let's focus on the eyes which begin with thick upper lid lines, then add some small lashes.
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Make the eyebrows thin but thick, then finish the eyes by drawing the eyeballs. Add detailing to her eyes by adding creases on the lids.
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Draw a nose and a small dash for the mouth or lips.
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Now you can proceed to drawing her hair. As you can see this figure has long, thick hair that is sort of wavy. Add the shape of her neck, then add some detailing to her hair as well as making a crease down the center of her head which is the scalp.
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Here you will draw in the necklace which is made up of double strings. When that is done add the pendent.
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Make the back line and then her shoulder and arm.
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For the last drawing step all you have to do is draw in her tee, then draw the thin line necklace. As you can see she is wearing a crow skull charm just like me. Erase your mistake and you are done.
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Here is the line art of your new dark goth girl. Now you can color her in and be on your way.
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July 25, 2014
Description: Well folks, here is a new drawing style that I fiddled with the other day and I have to say that it came out pretty good. Here is "how to draw a dark goth girl", step by step. I know the title doesn't say much, all I'm trying to convey is her style. The pretty face and neat flowing hair makes her different looking from your typical goth style person or drawing. I had so much fun creating this girl and I think a lot of you girls out there can relate to the figure in this lesson. I know I do, in fact I even added some of my clothing style like the sleeveless tee and the necklaces. Anyways, enjoy the tut and let me know if you like the concept. Thanks folks and don't hesitate to share or like this or any lesson on Dragoart.com.
