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How to Draw Semi Perfect Cell

Artist: Dawn / December 26, 2014
How to Draw Semi Perfect Cell

Step 1.


Start off by making a couple shapes and guides. Make the head guide then sketch in the facial lining.

Step 2.


Next, define the shape of Cell's face structure like so, then move to step three.

Step 3.


Add the detailing to the face to form the green shell on the face and head. Once that is complete you can draw the mouth area.

Step 4.


Here you will finish the shape of Cell's head, then draw in the long, very erect horns on the head.

Step 5.


Use the facial guidelines to draw in the eyes, then add detailing to the mouth and eyes.

Step 6.


Begin drawing Cell's massive size neck, then draw in the rough lined shoulders followed by the split in the front plate for the chest.

Step 7.


Lastly, remember to erase the guidelines and mistakes before coloring in the many different spots or markings on the body.

Step 8.


Lastly, remember to erase the guidelines and mistakes before coloring in the many different spots or markings on the body.

Step 9.


Here is the final step which is the line art step. Color in Semi Perfect Cell to bring him to his evil self.

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Artist: Dawn
Date Added: December 26, 2014
Steps: 9
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Tags: how to draw dragon ball z, how to draw dragon ball
Description: I'm sure everyone who follows the Dragon Ball series knows of Cell. He is the green bad guy that has many motives throughout the Dragon Ball series. In this lesson we will be drawing the second form of Cell know as Semi Perfect Cell. He still basically looks the same. He has his green insect like face with a along pointed tail. In his semi perfect form his strength intensifies completely to massive form. All this happens for him once he has adsorbed 17. Drawing Semi Perfect Cell shouldn't be too complex, but if you are a novice artist you may run into a few stumps in the road. Either way it's a fun lesson to follow so have fun.

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