How to Draw an Egyptian Person
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Okay lets start this first step by drawing out the guidelines and shapes for your Egyptian woman. Draw a medium sized circle for her head and then add the facial guidelines. Now draw out the small shape of her torso and from that add the arm, waist,
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Starting in this step you will start drawing out the outline of her body starting with her hair style. Once that is done you can start drawing out the shape of her eyes which should be kind of catty looking. Add the shape of her thin neck shape and t
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This is your third drawing step and what you will do here is thicken the shape of her arms a bit more and then draw out the diamond shape of her face. You will then draw eyeballs and then draw out her bracelets on the wrist and upper arm. You will en
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This is your fourth step and what you will do first is color in her pupils and then add her eyebrows. Give her some neck jewelry, and detail her arm and rest bands. Give her some fingers on both her hands and then detail her waist belt and tongue. Ca
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This is your last drawing step and what you will do here is add her tiara as well as draw out the design in the middle. Finish the lining of her hair and detail her neck-crest and waist belt as seen here. You can start erasing all the guidelines and
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January 20, 2009
Description: Hello again members I am back with another drawing tutorial for you all and I hope that you will all enjoy. I will be showing you how to draw an Egyptian person cartoon style. I wanted to draw something different and out of the ordinary, so I thought that this would be the perfect thing to draw. Now the Egyptian race dates back to five thousand years ago and as you know they are the ones that are responsible for the building of the all famous Pyramid, Sphinx statues, and many other incredibly designed buildings that these people are known for. Egyptians are also known for their mathematical skill. It was this skill that energized Greek mathematicians, including Pythagoras, to perfect their work until it was efficient enough to pass it on in written recordings. Take the mathematical skill it took to build the great Pyramid, I mean the structure sits at one hundred fifty feet high and has a fifty one degree slope. Since the character that I am using is a female I will talk a bit about Egyptian females. First off Egyptian woman are known for their heavily lined eye make-up that flare at the end corners of their eyes. They had very elegant clothing as well for five thousand year old fashion. Gold was the common jewelry used to accessorize their attire. There is four famous female Egyptian woman that I know of that is a big part of our history around the world. The first is Hatshepsut; she was a ruler from the 18th destiny from 1479 to 1458 B.C. Next up was of course the all famous Cleopatra, she too was a at some point ruler of Egypt. Now rulers were called Pharaohs and even though these rulers were woman, they too were considered Pharaohs. Lastly there was Queen Nefertiti, another famous name from Egyptian history and then Egyptian queen Arsinoe II. All in all I guess you can say that Egyptian woman played a big part of our history's make-up. This tutorial will show you how to draw an Egyptian person step by step. I hope you have fun with this lesson I made it simple enough for everyone to enjoy and tackle.