How to Draw Yata Misaki

Artist: Dawn / April 7, 2015

Step 1.


You will make the shape for the head guide which looks like a pick. Sketch in the facial guidelines and then proceed to step two.

Step 2.


Here you will define the shape of his face like so, then draw hair that is clinging to the sides of his head/face.

Step 3.


We will draw in the hat next, then add the crinkle on the lid of the hat.

Step 4.


We only have to sketch in more hair on the sides of the head. This should be sort of shaggy.

Step 5.


Using the facial guidelines, draw the shapes of the eyes, then draw in the eyebrows. You will then draw the nose and mouth, then proceed to step six.

Step 6.


Since Yata is wearing head phones, you will draw the buds or muffs or speakers of the headphones resting on the sides of the neck once you draw in the shape of the neck.

Step 7.


The head, face and hair is all done. Let's work on the shoulder, torso and arm. The sleeve should be wrinkled and the neck line should be V shaped.

Step 8.


We will now sketch out the right shoulder, and sleeve. When that is done sketch in all the wrinkles to the shirt.

Step 9.


Add a collar trim line to make the collar bold, then you can erase those mistakes and guidelines.

Step 10.


Here is the line art. Now you can color in your drawing of Yata from K Project.

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Artist: Dawn
Date Added: April 7, 2015
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Description: Hey guys, welcome back to another fun anime lesson on how to draw Yata Misaki, step by step. This character is from the series K Project and he is one of the main figures. I have no idea what the series is about even though I have made a couple lessons on K Project characters in the past. This lesson is not going to be difficult at all I don't think, but if you are a novice artist you might want to take your time so you can complete the task with ease or comfort. Anyways, have fun and let me know if you liked this lesson.