How to Draw An Eyebrow by Pencil with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and All.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
To start our guide on how to draw an eyebrow, we are going to draw a guide shape to help us draw the eyebrow correctly later.
To start, you need to use a lighter pencil to draw the shape you see in the reference image.
This shape is made up of curved and straight lines, and we’re using a pencil for now because you can erase it later. The reference image will show you what it should look like before proceeding.
Step 2 – Now you can start drawing ears
Eyebrows are not made up of a solid shape, but rather many smaller hairs. For this stage of your eyebrow design, you can start adding some of these hairs.
Using the outline you drew in the previous step, carefully start adding a few small straight lines from the left corner of the eyebrow.
They shouldn’t be too close together and the reference image will give you an idea of how much space there should be between them.
Step 3 – Then you can add more hairs
In this next step of our guide on how to draw an eyebrow, we have removed the pencil outline of the eyebrows to show you how it will look in the end, but I recommend that you keep the outline until the end of your drawing.
For now, carefully continue adding more lines like the ones you’ve already drawn that extend further along the eyebrow.
Step 4 – Continue adding more eyebrow hairs
We won’t continue to extend with hair for this stage of your eyebrow design.
Instead, just start adding more hairs like the ones you drew in the top corner of your brow planning picture.
This will help keep the brow shape and hair flow consistent as you go.
Step 5 – Next, let’s draw more hairs
Your eyebrow design is starting to fall into place, so let’s keep this momentum going! For this step, start drawing more hairlines extending from the part you drew earlier and extending it all the way to the eyebrow.
As you can see from the reference image and the guidelines you drew in step 1, the eyebrow width gets thinner over time.
Step 6 – You can now draw the upper eyebrow hairs
We’ve drawn the left and right sides of your eyebrow, so for the next steps in our guide on how to draw an eyebrow, we’ll start joining them with a midsection.
For this step, simply add thinner hairlines extending from the top of the left part of the eyebrow and extending along the top of your guideline towards the upper right side.
Step 7 – Next, draw the final details
Your eyebrow design is so close to being done! As you can see from your own drawing, there is an empty space left, and I’m sure you can guess what we’re going to do in that space!
Simply add another section of hair to this space as shown in the reference image to complete the eyebrow.
Once you’re happy with how it looks, all you have to do is erase the pencil guide shape you drew in step one.
If you used an eyebrow hair pen, be sure to let the ink dry before you start erasing the pencil lines!
Step 8 – Now finish your eyebrow with some color
With the last hairs added and the pencil erased, your eyebrow design is almost completely finished! It only remains to add a nice color to it.
In our reference image, we also showed where the eye would be below the eyebrow. If you are feeling very creative, you can use this image to draw an eye under your eyebrow!
Once you’ve decided on some colors and additional details for the eyebrow, the last thing to decide is what art mediums you’ll use to finish it off!
Whether you choose a painterly approach with acrylics or watercolors or prefer the bright color details of colored pens and pencils, we know it will look great! We can’t wait to see what colors you choose.
Your eyebrow design is done!
Your eyebrow is drawn and you have colored it, so now you can say that you have learned how to draw an eyebrow!
We hope that by using this guide which has broken it down into several steps, you have found it easier than expected.
Our goal with this guide was not only to make it easier for you, but also to make learning fun for you!