How to Draw Ramen
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You can start this first step by drawing a large egg shape for the rim of your bowl.
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When that is done, begin sketching out the structure or design of the ramen bowl like so, then go to the next step.
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Next, you will draw the two pieces of pork that rests on top of the broth and bed of noodles. Next, draw an egg slice then move to step four.
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Next up, you will fill the bowl with some perfectly cooked ramen noodles. This can be any style you like and what I mean by that is the noodles can be thick, thin, or somewhere in between.
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the very last step to drawing a bowl of ramen noodles is to add the chopsticks which are sticking inside of the bowl. Clean up the drawing and you are all done.
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Here is the ramen when you're done. Now you can color in the noodles, pork, and egg. I hope you enjoyed this lesson on drawing ramen.
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April 25, 2012
Description: The other night I watched a movie with my brother that stared Britney Murphy called ‘The Ramen Girl’. Just by watching that one movie it inspired me to make a tutorial on "how to draw ramen", step by step. The ramen bowl that I drew looks almost like the one from the movie; it’s just drawn in a cartoony style. I was going to make a realistic sketch of ramen, but then I decided that keeping it simple would be best. Anyways, the movie took place in Tokyo Japan, and I guess there is this whole training process that individuals have to go through to become a ramen chef. If the base of the story is true (as far as how to become a ramen chef), then you need some serious training just to understand the ins and outs to becoming a great ramen chef. I really enjoyed the movie and just watching it made me eat two bowls of the noodles that we buy in the store. As I sat there and ate it, all I could think about is the pork, broth, and veggies that are in a real bowl of traditional Japanese ramen. I had lots of fun creating this tutorial, and I just know that you all will too. Enjoy drawing ramen folks and be sure to leave as many comments as you wish. I shall return with some more drawing fun, so stay tuned in like always.
