How to Draw Paper Mario, Paper Mario
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Let us begin by drawing the two circles, one for the head and the other for the body. Sketch in the guidelines for both the face and torso.
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Using what you just made in step one, begin sketching or drawing out Mario's big Italian nose, his round big ear, and then the lid to his signature hat.
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Finish off the face shape by drawing the chin. When that is done you can color in two eyes, draw the bushy mustache, and then give him some sideburns. Don't forget to add detailing inside of his ear and add the shape of his mouth.
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The only thing you have to do in this step is finish drawing his hat. The emblem should be on the front like always too.
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Here you will draw in his round belly and or torso like so, followed by his stubby arm. The mitten like hand should also be drawn in as well as the straps for his pullovers, and the buttons too.
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So far Paper Mario is easy to recreate right? Good, then let's continue. You will tackle this step by first drawing the other arm, then draw his other hand in the form of a mitten fist. Add the detailing on his glove to the left, then proceed to step
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For your final step all you have to do is draw in the feet in the form of plumber or work boots. The bottom soles should be thick enough to see and there should be a neck to the top of the boot. Erase the mistakes and you're done.
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That's it you are done with drawing Paper Mario. Now you can color him in to complete the drawing.
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April 4, 2013
Description: I know you seen him in the past in his regular form, but today I will give you a lesson on his paper form. To start the day off right I will be showing you how easy it is to draw Paper Mario in a step by step lesson. Paper Mario has been a pop icon and star since the release of the very first Paper Mario game series. His cute flat form makes Mario stand out even when he doesn't try to. Drawing Mario characters is always a fun task because he has been a part of gamers lives since the invention of the Nintendo game console. I do hope you enjoy this tut because I know I did. I will meet you back here in a few with more drawings to do. Hey that rhymed!
