How to draw cartoon characters lesson and printable worksheets.
How to draw cartoon characters worksheet teaches the beginning artist to draw expressive characters. The purpose is to keep things simple at first and leave out anything that is not necessary. This exercise helps to practice drawing expressive eyes.If you have problems making the worksheet below print then see the HOW TO PRINT tab for some suggestions.
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Our characters are shaped like gourds or rocks or water bubbles, with eyes.
Draw two circles a large one and a smaller one above it. Outline the circles to make a gourd shape. Add feet like blobs or peanut shapes if you like, this gives the opportunity to practice basic body pose.
EYES
Our gourd people are all about eyes. Draw different eyes to express different emotions and feelings. Example...
Surprise: Two circles side by side with black dots in the center. Eyebrows are high.
Disgust: The top of the eye is a low curve and a half dot under each. Eyebrows are low.
Worry Eyes curved at the top, Dots to the side. Eyebrows to the side slightly.
Curiosity: The eyes are wide open the dots to the side, eyebrows are high.
Anger: Eyes tilt down leaning toward the middle, with a half dot under the eyelid.
Embarrassment: Dot in the middle and outline at the sides.
BODY LANGUAGE
Try different gourd shapes to express emotion.
You might like to look at my other lessons, how to draw funny letters. and How to Draw Mushroom People
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