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How to Draw Count Chocula

Artist: Dawn / September 19, 2015
How to Draw Count Chocula

Step 1.


Draw a circle for the head guide and then draw the body guide. You will then sketch in the facial guidelines along with the arm guides.

Step 2.


We will shape of Count Chocula's head shape like so. Be sure to add the pointed tips.

Step 3.


Draw the M lining to create the hairline on his head. Next you will draw the ears and then add the detailing inside the ears.

Step 4.


Draw the eyebrows and then draw the shapes of the big eyes. Draw in the mouth and then draw the teeth.

Step 5.


We will start the body next by drawing the arm, hand and left side of the body. This should also include the foot and cape.

Step 6.


Repeat the same exact thing on the right side to have a completed drawing of Count Chocula's body.

Step 7.


Lastly, draw in the shirt line which separates the vest fro the shirt and then draw the tie. Erase your mistakes and you are all done.

Step 8.


That's it, you are all done. Now color in Count Chocula and show off you work.

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Artist: Dawn
Date Added: September 19, 2015
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Tags: how to draw vampires, how to draw cereal characters
Description: This is the last General Mills Cereal character that I will be giving you a lesson on from the whole Halloween themed breakfast foods. Up next, we will learn how to draw Count Chocula, step by step. His cereal is my favorite and it is because it's chocolate flavored morsels. Count Chocula is probably the first cereal character that I ever took a liking to when I was a kid. Trix the Rabbit and Tony the Tiger where other characters I liked as well as their cereals. Instead of doing the traditional drawing of Count Chocula, I went ahead and made something non-traditional. As you can see he is in chibi form which makes him stand out even more and will be easier to replicate. So go ahead and have some fun, but be sure to stick around because I have more cool lessons coming your way.

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