How to draw anime checklist

Research and study different anime styles

Familiarize yourself with basic proportions and features of anime characters

Gather necessary drawing tools such as pencils, erasers, and paper

Consider using colored pencils or markers for adding color to your drawings

Create a concept for your anime character (e.g., gender, age, personality)

Sketch out the basic outlines of your character's body and pose

Add facial features, such as eyes, nose, and mouth, using anime-style guidelines

Experiment with different hairstyles and accessories for your character

Refine the body structure and add clothing details

Draw hands and feet with attention to proportion and anatomy

Add intricate details like folds and creases in clothing

Include any necessary props or accessories for your character

Practice drawing various facial expressions (e.g., happy, sad, angry)

Experiment with different eye shapes and eyebrow positions to convey emotions

Add details like blush, tears, or sweat drops to enhance expressions

Design a suitable background or environment for your character

Consider the setting, perspective, and lighting to create depth and atmosphere

Include additional elements like buildings, nature, or objects to enhance the scene

Choose a color scheme for your character and apply it with colored pencils or markers

Experiment with different shading techniques to add depth and dimension to your drawing

Consider the direction of light source and apply appropriate highlights and shadows

Refine any remaining details and clean up your drawing

Erase any guidelines or unnecessary lines

Add additional effects or details, such as sparkle or motion lines, if desired

Practice regularly to improve your anime drawing skills

Seek feedback from others, such as friends, art communities, or online forums

Continuously learn from tutorials, books, or videos to expand your knowledge and techniques

Enjoy the process of drawing anime and have fun with your creations

Remember that practice and patience are key to improving your skills