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How to Draw Curly Hair

By Matthew Lynch
October 10, 2023
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Introduction:

Drawing curly hair can seem like a daunting task, but with the right techniques and practice, you can create stunning illustrations of characters with beautiful curls. In this article, we’ll walk through a step-by-step guide on how to draw realistic curly hair.

Materials needed:

1. Pencil (preferably with a medium hardness)

2. Eraser

3. Blending tool (blending stump or tissue paper)

4. Drawing paper

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Start by drawing a basic head shape to serve as the foundation for your character.

2. Lightly sketch the general direction of the hair flow. Capture the natural movement of curls by drawing wavy lines that follow the shape of the head.

3. Begin adding more detailed lines to represent individual curls. Remember that curly hair is made up of various ringlets and twists, so try to incorporate different shapes and sizes in your drawing.

4. Add shadows and highlights to your drawing by varying the thickness and intensity of your lines. Draw darker and thicker lines where you want the hair to appear more dense and lighter, thinner lines where you want it to appear less dense or where natural light would hit.

5. Continue to build upon your drawing, breaking down larger sections into smaller strands of curls and adding texture detail throughout.

6. Once you’re satisfied with your line work, use a blending tool (blending stump or tissue paper) wrapped around your finger to smudge some sections of the hair, creating a sense of volume and depth.

7. Carefully erase any unwanted lines or marks on your drawing using an eraser.

8. If needed, refine your details and make any final adjustments using your pencil.

Conclusion:

Follow these steps carefully, and with practice, you’ll be able to draw curly hair in no time! Just remember that patience is crucial in capturing the intricate details of curly hair. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different curl shapes, styles, and detailing techniques to create your own unique illustrations. Happy drawing!

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