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6 Ways to Draw Anime Hair

By Matthew Lynch
October 2, 2023
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Introduction:

Anime has taken the world by storm, with countless fans enjoying the unique art style and compelling storytelling. One of the most stand-out features in anime artwork is the diverse and intricate hairstyles.

In this article, we will explore six different ways to draw anime hair that will surely make your characters pop.

1. Spiky Hair:

A popular hair choice for many iconic characters like Goku from Dragon Ball Z and Naruto Uzumaki. To draw spiky hair:

– Begin with a rough sketch of your character’s head.

– Draw the basic shape of the hair, taking note of the direction of each spike.

– Add details and further refine each spike by adding more lines and texture.

2. Long, Flowing Hair:

Perfect for elegant and powerful female characters like Erza Scarlet from Fairy Tail. To draw long, flowing hair:

– Sketch your character’s head and shoulders.

– Determine where you want the hair to part and begin flowing it from there.

– Draw long, curved strokes for each section of hair, accentuating its volume and flow.

3. Short, Messy Hair:

Ideal for energetic protagonists like Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist. To draw short, messy hair:

– Roughly sketch your character’s head.

– Identify the direction you want the hair to flow in.

– Use quick, choppy strokes to create messy layers that add depth and personality.

4. Ponytail or Braided Hair:

An excellent choice for athletic characters like Mikasa Ackerman from Attack on Titan. To draw ponytail or braided hair:

– Start with a sketch of your character’s head.

– Draw a tight gathering at the back or side of the head where the ponytail begins.

– Create flowing strands that make up the braid or ponytail, carefully weaving them together if braiding.

5. Wavy Hair:

A beautiful and versatile option for both male and female characters, like Nami from One Piece. To draw wavy hair:

– Sketch the shape of your character’s head.

– Draw gentle waves that cascade down from the hair part to the ends.

– Focus on creating a sense of movement with your lines, adding shine if necessary.

6. Straight Hair with Bangs:

Classic and cute, as seen on many characters like Hinata Hyuga from Naruto. To draw straight hair with bangs:

– Begin with a sketch of your character’s head.

– Determine where the hair parts and draw straight lines down from the part to frame your character’s face.

– Create bangs by drawing horizontal lines across the forehead and adding thickness with more detailed strands of hair.

Conclusion:

Mastering various anime hairstyles is a crucial aspect of honing your character design skills. Keep practicing these six styles and even try mixing them to create a unique look for your anime creations.

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