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Home›How To›How to Draw a Cartoon Man: 15 Steps

How to Draw a Cartoon Man: 15 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 23, 2023
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Step 1: Sketch a circle

Start by sketching a circle for the head. This will serve as the base for your cartoon man’s face.

Step 2: Draw a cross shape

Inside the circle, draw a vertical and horizontal line that intersect in the center. These lines will guide you while placing facial features.

Step 3: Add ovals for the eyes

On the horizontal line, draw two equally spaced ovals to represent the eyes. Make sure they are symmetrical.

Step 4: Draw the eyebrows

Above each eye, draw a curved line to indicate eyebrows. You can experiment with thickness and shape to give your character more expression.

Step 5: Add a nose

Draw an oval or simple “U” shape below the horizontal line to create the nose.

Step 6: Create a mouth

Below the nose, draw a straight line or curve for your cartoon man’s mouth. You can play around with different shapes and expressions to give your character personality.

Step 7: Sketch some ears

On either side of the circular head, below the horizontal line and in line with the eyes, draw two curved lines or shapes resembling ears.

Step 8: Draw a neck

Beneath the head, add two slightly curved lines extending down from where the ears end. These will form your character’s neck.

Step 9: Outline torso

From the neck, extend two vertical lines going down for your cartoon man’s torso. Add corresponding horizontal lines at both top and bottom to create shoulders and hips, respectively.

Step 10: Sketch arms

Beginning from each shoulder point, sketch two lines to define both arms’ length and position. Follow this up by adding basic shapes (like ovals) to represent upper arm, forearm, and hands.

Step 11: Draw legs

Similar to arms, extend two lines down from your character’s hips, outlining the overall length and position of the legs. Don’t forget to add basic shapes for thighs, calves, and feet.

Step 12: Complete outfit

Once you have your basic figure, dress your cartoon man by sketching clothes according to his style. This could include a simple t-shirt, pants, and shoes or something more elaborate.

Step 13: Refine details

Now that the character’s structure is in place, you can refine the features and add details. For instance, enhance the facial expression, add depth to the eyes, or create a unique hairstyle.

Step 14: Ink your drawing

When you’re happy with your pencil sketch, trace over it with an ink pen or marker to solidify your lines.

Step 15: Erase pencil lines and color

Finally, erase any remaining pencil lines and then apply color to bring your cartoon man to life!

And that’s it! Following these 15 steps will help you create a dynamic and unique cartoon man. Remember to keep practicing and experimenting with various shapes, styles, expressions to further develop your drawing skills.

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