How to Draw a Beautiful Girl with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
Draw a circular shape of the head, tilted diagonally to one side. Then, use curved lines to draw the ears, neck, and guide grid in the middle of the face. This grid will help you position facial features in a later step.
Step 2
Use overlapping curved lines to sketch the girl’s hair. It has fallen to one side and is therefore more visible on the side of the head.
Step 3
Use curved lines to draw the closed eyes. The eyes should lie along the horizontal grid line, each eye occupying the outer 2/3 of that half line. Draw arched eyebrows below and rosy oval cheeks below the line, starting at the center of the eye.
Use curved lines to draw the mouth, focusing on the vertical guide and on the bottom half of the mesh section.
Finally, use curved lines to sketch the triangular collar of the girl’s Sailor Moon style school uniform.
Step 4
Erase the grid lines from the face. Use curved lines to sketch the sleeves, bow, and chest of the outfit.
Step 5
Use curved lines to sketch the girl’s first anime arm. Notice that she’s doing a “V for victory” as if she’s posing for a photo.
Complete the body with overlapping curves. Think back to the anime girls’ body base reference in the lesson before you consider the proportions of the torso and legs in the next steps.
Step 6
Use curved lines to detail the shirt and draw the remaining arm, partially hidden behind the back. Draw an upward curve above the face, with a heart shape on top.
Step 7
Draw a pleated skirt for the girl. Use a series of vertical curved lines for the folds. Connect them at the bottom using short straight lines.
Step 8
Draw the girl’s legs using curved lines. Remember the length and excessively wide thighs of the running anime girl we looked at before. This girl’s legs match the legs in the tutorial
Other drawings for your reference:
