How to Draw Wreck it Ralph, Wreck It Ralph
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Start by making a circle for Ralph's head, then sketch in the facial guidelines.
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Next, using the shape you made in step one, start drawing out his face which looks very much like a pear.
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The facial guidelines will help you draw out the face. Start with the eyes, then draw the eyebrows, large wide nose, and his adorable friendly smile.
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Here is where you will get started with drawing out his crazy hair. Start with the bushy sideburns, then draw in the hair chunks like so in a spiked manner. You will then draw the shapes of his ears, then you can move to step five.
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Continue to draw in more of Ralph's hair the same way you previously did it. Once that is done add detail to his hair as well as inside of the ears.
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Ralph is a big stocky fella so he will have a thick neck and wide shoulders. Draw out his very broad shoulders as well as the shirt collar. Once you get this character looking like he should you can start erasing your mistakes if you made any.
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Here is Ralph. Now you can color him in and wait to see more characters from the film.
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July 13, 2012
Description: I have some awesome news. Yesterday I went on Youtube to watch some trailers for upcoming movies. When I thought I was done I looked over to my right hand side and seen a trailer for a new movie that is coming out in November of this year. Disney is bringing us the flick and it's called Wreck-it-Ralph. I know for a fact that this is going to be one amazing movie because all of our favorite video game characters will be in the CGI film like Lara Croft, Metroid, Bowser, and even the ghosts from Pac-Man. This lesson is going to show you "how to draw Ralph", step by step from Wreck-it-Ralph. Ralph is the main character and he is voiced by John C. Reilly. His job is to be a playable character in an arcade game unit. His life changes when he starts to want more than what he is. I don't want to tell you the details, but it's going to be fantastic. I really can't wait to see this movie, and I just may pay to go watch it in the theater. Anyways, have fun drawing Wreck-it-Ralph. I will be back shortly with more drawing fun.
