How to Draw Arthur, Arthur Christmas
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Draw out the guidelines for the new character you are about to draw. Begin by making the circle for the head, and then draw in the guidelines for the facial neck, shoulders, and one arm and hand.
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Here you will start drawing out Arthur's very long face shape. The forehead area should be rounded, and then the face tappers off to a more slender shape. Draw in the big ears and move to step three.
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Using the guidelines you drew in step one, you will draw out the eyes, and large honker or nose like so.
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You will now draw out the expressive eyebrows like so, and then draw in the eyeballs, and pupils. Next, draw in Arthur's mouth, and then add in some detailing inside of the ears.
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Okay, you are almost done with this tutorial. All you have to do now is draw in his hair which is kind of short but long, and even a bit wavy. Be sure to sketch in some hair pieces that are sticking up.
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You are now ready to draw in Arthur's sweater, starting with his thick collar. and then draw in the skinny neck. When that is done you can draw the shoulders, and then his baggy looking sweater sleeve, and sleeve band.
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For the last drawing step, all you have to do is draw in Arthur's hand which is in the pose of a thumbs up.Add some fabric detailing to the sleeve cuff, and then draw in the collar fabrics detailing as well. When that is done, you can add the stripes
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March 3, 2011
Description: As you can see I am uploading lessons that will be on characters that talk about the many mysteries of Christmas. To start, I am going to show you "how to draw Arthur Christmas", step by step. He is a new character from the movie of the same name that is due to be released sometime in November of this year. Arthur Christmas is about a tale of a fellow named Arthur who is on a long journey to answer an age old question that many children have asked over, and over again, “how does Santa Clause deliver all those toys in one night?” Even though I don't think it's going to be a very special movie for older kids to enjoy, I still think that young boys and girls from ages four to twelve will have fun as they go on the journey with Arthur. There is a lot more characters that will join Arthur as he embarks on a heroic mission. I wish I could tell you a lot more about the film, or about Arthur. But since the movie is such a new flick, there isn't a lot of good info I can fill you guys in on. Anyways I will be back soon with more drawing fun, but in the mean time have fun learning "how to draw Arthur from Arthur Christmas", step by step. Adios people, and merry early Christmas...real early Chritsmas.