How to Draw Alfred Hitchcock

Artist: Dawn / December 9, 2014
How to Draw Alfred Hitchcock

Step 1.


Alfred Hitchcock has an oblong face shape so that is what you will make a guide out of first. Sketch in the facial guidelines before moving to step two.

Step 2.


Define the shape of Hitchcock's face and be sure to add the loose skin from aging.

Step 3.


In this step you will draw in some hair on the sides of his head. For the most part he was bald but had thin scuffs of hair. Draw the shapes of his ears too.

Step 4.


Alfred's face is tilted back a bit to get a more traditional look he was famous for. Having said that, draw the eyebrows, then sketch out the nose, wrinkling on the forehead and then color in the shading created by the shadow of the nose.

Step 5.


Here you will draw in Alfred's eyes which are small and beady. Color in the pupils, then add some puffy bags under one of the eyes. Don't forget to draw in the crease on the eyelids.

Step 6.


To finish drawing Alfred's face you will need to sketch in the frown lines on the sides of the mouth, then draw in his thick lips, chin ball, and chin shape. Add dimpling to the chin and right cheek as well.

Step 7.


For the last step all you have to do is draw the shoulders, shirt collar, suit jacket and then draw in Alfred's tie. Erase whatever mistakes you made.

Step 8.


Here is the line art folks. Now you can add some color to your drawing of Alfred Hitchcock.

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Artist: Dawn
Date Added: December 9, 2014
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Description: "There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone.". That is the opening monologue from the first season of The Twilight Zone which was a series created to showcase some of the stories from the famous Alfred Hitchcock. Another monologue from 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents' always has the man himself saying "Good Evening". Today I will show you "how to draw Alfred Hitchcock", step by step and I did this lesson because I am a big fan of his works. The obvious and more popular Hitchcock story is Psycho which starred Anthony Perkins as the disturbed Norman Bates. Some other popular Hitchcock films include The Birds, Vertigo, Rear Window, and North by Northwest. If you are a fan of Alfred Hitchcock's stories, you should fall in love with this lesson.

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