How to Draw Hiccup
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Start with an egg shape for Hiccup's head shape and then add the facial guidelines as well as the neck line that is attached to the squared off torso. You will then draw the shapes of his limbs which includes the arms, and legs.
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Now you can sketch out the shape of his actual face, and then use the facial guidelines to draw in the eyes. Next and lastly, sketch out his shaggy hairstyle with the bangs going over his forehead.
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Finish sketching out Hiccup's hair style which is very hip looking for a Viking, and then finish his face by drawing his nose, mouth, and eye definition. Vikings wore clothes made from the hydes of animals which means you will have to draw out his sh
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Draw the other arm and long sleeve shirt out, and then sketch out his hands, and then his legs. Yes, he is wearing pants. Add some crease lines to add detail to his clothes.
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Wow, you are already on your last drawing step. Finish up by sketching out his very fury looking boots that also look extremely warm. Fuzz them up a bit and then add crease and fold lines for detail and definition. You can start erasing all the guide
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You have no finished with "how to draw Hiccup". Color him in and that's it. All we have to do now is wait two months for the release of the awesome movie "How to Train Your Dragon".
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January 23, 2010
Description: How to Train Your Dragon is going to be a big pop culture hit because it is a story that has a lot to do with training dragons. I already submitted a tutorial on one of the main characters from the movie which also happens to be the main dragon in the flick named Night Fury. In this lesson I will be showing you "how to draw Hiccup", step by step. This kid is the main protagonist of the storyline, and trainer of Night Fury. He is a teenaged boy that doesn’t really fit in anywhere especially not in the tribe he is from. Unfortunately I am going to have to come back to this tutorial description to talk about Hiccup’s role and personality a week after the release of the movie. I say this because there is no good information that I know about Hiccup because I have not yet seen the flick and I won’t be going to the movies to see this film until March 2010 sometime. I can tell you that the movie is based on the book written by Cressida Cowell, and that it’s an action comedy adventure. I do however believe that it will be a hit because Shrek and Madagascar was, and the same people that brought those two family oriented movies to the big screen, is bringing you this very movie that we are talking about now. What I can do for you though, is provide you with an awesome tutorial that will teach you "how to draw Hiccup", step by step. Who knows, maybe you will find that Hiccup is just like you and me. Have fun, and remember to keep your head up, and your spirits high, drawing is a gift that enables us to release our creative energy in a positive way!
