How to Draw Mad Hatter
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You will start this first step on how to draw Mad Hatter by drawing out the circle shape for his head and then adding the facial guidelines for his face, neck and hat. Attach those lines to another circle for the body and then draw the legs.
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You will now draw out the shape of the hat and then be sure to curl up the lid. Next draw out the eyebrows as well as color them in. Draw the eye shapes and then the mad Hatter's nose, cheek, and smile.
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Okay finish the Mad Hatter's hat and then start sketching out his wild hair style that sticks out on the sides. Finish drawing the head shape and while you do that, draw the shape of his ear. Next start the drawing process of the Mad Hatters high col
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This is your fourth step and what you will do is draw the line on his hat for the band and then you can draw the pined card with the numbers "10/6" on it. Finish sketching out the hair, eyes, and mouth and then detail inside of the ear, chin and bow
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This is finally your last drawing step and all you have to do is draw out the rest of the Mad Hatter's hands and then his legs, feet and or shoes, and then his cookie. Erase the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one and move to the next ste
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This is what your Alice in Wonderland character should look like when you are all done. Color him in and you have finished this tutorial on "how to draw Mad Hatter" step by step.
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June 24, 2009
Description: There is a new movie coming out inspired by the book and animate movie “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”. Johnny Depp is set to play the character of the "Mad Hatter" and he is also the individual that I am about to submit. If your wondering who it is that you will be getting a lesson on, it is plain to see from the image with this tutorial. I will be teaching you “how to draw Mad Hatter” step by step. The Mad Hatter is one of the more popular characters from the Disney animated movie and he is the one that Alice has a tea party with. The character of Mad Hatter in the movie is short, semi bald, and very, very mentally unstable. The reason why he was named “Mad Hatter” is because the phrase means “as mad as a hatter”. A hatter is an individual that makes hats. Back in the day mills used to use mercury to cure the felt that some hats were made from. Now everyone knows that mercury is a big no-no to come in contact with right? Well imagine making hats and dealing with mercury on a daily basis because it was your job. When the hatters inhaled the vapors from the mercury, over time these individuals starting showing signs of madness like confused speech, and distorted vision from neurological damage. If someone is poisoned by mercury the signs are very noticeable especially with hatters, they would become confused and mentally disturbed. Some other signs are anxiety, unobserved, and excessive timidity. So now you know why the character was created and named after a hatter from a hat production mill. What about the 10/6 card on his hat you ask? Well the card that is pined to his hat has a very simple meaning, the “10” stands for ten shillings, and then “6” stands for six pence and or half a guinea. So if you put the two numbers together and add it like British currency, you will have the price of a hat back in the day. So I guess you can say that he left the price tag on his newly bought hat. Well anyway, I have to go now, but I hope I explained a lot about the character from Alice in Wonderland it was very interesting wasn’t it? Well have fun kiddies with this lesson on “how to draw the Mad Hatter” from Alice in Wonderland step by step. See you in a bit and be sure to tune into tonight’s live draw at 6pm. Peace out kiddies.
