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Home›How To›How to Draw Severus Snape: 7 Steps

How to Draw Severus Snape: 7 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 7, 2023
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Step 1: Gather Your Drawing Materials

Before you begin, ensure that you have the necessary drawing materials at hand. You will need paper or a sketchbook, pencils (preferably HB or 2B), an eraser, and a sharpener. You might also want to use a drawing tablet if you prefer digital art.

Step 2: Study Reference Images

Search for reference images of Severus Snape, focusing on different angles and poses. Pay attention to his facial features, hair, clothing, and posture. This will help you familiarize yourself with the character and make it easier to replicate his appearance in your artwork.

Step 3: Sketch the Basic Shapes

Begin by sketching the basic shapes that make up Severus Snape’s frame. This includes his head (an oval), body (a rectangular shape), arms (cylinders), and legs (also cylinders). Don’t worry about details at this stage – focus on getting the proportions accurate.

Step 4: Add Facial Features

Start defining Severus Snape’s facial features by dividing the face into sections using light guidelines. Sketch his eyes – which are narrow and intense – along with his hooked nose and thin lips. Make sure to convey his furrowed eyebrows and high cheekbones for a more accurate depiction.

Step 5: Create His Signature Hairstyle

Draw Snape’s long, greasy hairstyle by adding flowing lines around his head. His hair should be parted down the middle and fall over his shoulders, framing his face and reaching halfway down his back. Consider shading some areas to give depth to the hair.

Step 6: Detail His Clothing

Next, detail Snape’s clothing – typically a dark robe with billowing sleeves. Sketch folds and creases in the fabric to provide a sense of movement and depth. Capture the elongated collar of his inner shirt as well as the buttons that fasten it.

Step 7: Final touches and Shading

Erase any unnecessary lines and refine the drawing by adding details like wrinkles around his eyes and subtle shading to emphasize his features. Pay attention to shadows cast by his hair, nose, and clothing to give your drawing a three-dimensional appearance. Once you feel satisfied with your drawing, sign it and consider sharing it with others to showcase your newfound artistic ability.

By following these seven steps, you can create a captivating depiction of the enigmatic Severus Snape. Practice different poses and expressions to expand your skills and capture the essence of this beloved Harry Potter character.

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