How to Draw Keroppi
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Okay let's get started. Draw an oval shape for the top portion of Keroppi's head and then another circle shape below. Next draw the facial and body guidelines, and then move to step two.
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Here you will draw Keroppi's big eyes, and then the actual shape of his frog face. Notice how the left eye overlaps the right.
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Add two pupils, and then color them in. You will then finish drawing out the rest of his face, and then add a subtle smile and two round cheeks marks. Next draw the slanted lining of his shirt, and then draw the arms and froggy hands.
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For your last drawing step you will draw and color in a small bow tie, and then add the stripes on his nice, neat short. Lastly draw Keroppi's legs, and his feet, and then start erasing all the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one.
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Here is what your finished character looks like when you are done. Color him in, and you have just learned "how to draw Keroppi, step by step".
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January 7, 2010
Description: How about I submit another tutorial on a character from the creation of Sanrio? There is this cute little frog like creature that was created back in 1987. His full name is Hasunoe Keroppi, and he was born on July 10th. This is one frog that loves adventure and people as well. He was created and developed to have big friendly eyes, cute pink cheeks, and he wears a green shirt, or a red and white striped shirt. Donut Pond is the place you can find Keroppi hanging out at, and because of his outgoing personality, and his perky attitude, everyone in town loves him. Like many other frog species, Keroppi has a brother named Koroppi,and a sister named Pikki. Sanrio is responsible for all kinds of cool, adorable, and entertaining characters. But when they created Keroppi, they really made this little guy a real winner. His skills at swimming and singing is absolutely amazing. Drawing this character from Donut Pond is going to be super duper easy, and fun too. I know you will all fall in love with this tutorial on “how to draw Keroppi, step by step”. I have to go for now, but I know you will have fun with this lesson until my return. Peace out peeps, and happy drawing!
