How to Draw Skull Kid
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Next up, sketch out the shapes of the eyes, then draw the markings around the eyes which adds a flare.
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Next, draw the horns, then draw the spikes on Skull Kid's mask along the sides of the face. You will then draw in the pupils, then sketch out more of the marking designs scattered on the mask or face.
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Continue working on Skull Kid's mask which are rays of wood that surround the mask. The edges should have notches in them so the strips come out looking like wood.
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Finish up the mask by drawing the shape of the smaller object that is behind the facial mask. Sketch in more feather like pieces which is a tuft on the back part of the head.
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Now that the head is all done, you can start on the body beginning with the small plank pieces of wood that makes a collar around the neck.
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Draw in the forearms, then draw the gloves along with the hands. You will add detailing to the arms so they come out looking like wood or small branches.
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For the last drawing step you will draw out the body which is in the form of a tied long shirt. Draw the four ringed belt, then sketch in the detailing to the legs which should also look like small tree trunks. Add the pleats to the shirt, then erase
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July 21, 2013
Description: Here is a lesson that I think a lot of you have been waiting for. It's on another character from the Zelda series. Up next, we will learn "how to draw Skull Kid", step by step. Skull Kids are figures that play a strong role in three of the Zelda games; Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess, and Majora's Mask. A Skull Kid is the end result of what happens to children when they get lost in the woods. They resemble scarecrows because of their spooky, wooden design. They also have that limp characteristic like scarecrows do and they also move about like a scarecrow would. Skull Kids are often seen playing flutes and dancing about. One thing is certain, you will definitely have fun drawing Skull Kid so get to it folks.