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Home›How To›How to Draw Rick Sanchez: 13 Steps

How to Draw Rick Sanchez: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 10, 2024
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Step 1: Begin by drawing a simple circle for the base of Rick’s head. This will help you establish the correct position and size of his face.

Step 2: Draw a slightly curved line cutting across the circle. This will act as a guideline for his eyes and nose.

Step 3: On either side of the line, draw two large oval-shaped eye sockets. Ensure they are evenly spaced apart.

Step 4: Inside the eye sockets, draw two small circles to create Rick’s pupils. Shade them in black, leaving a tiny white space to indicate glare.

Step 5: At the end of the guideline from step 2, sketch an elongated “C” shape for his nose and nostrils.

Step 6: Just below his nose, draw a slightly curved line to form his mouth. Then, add a smaller curved line beneath it to shape his lower lip.

Step 7: Above Rick’s eye sockets, draw two thick, sloped eyebrows extending away from each other. The eyebrows should be somewhat uneven and rugged-looking to capture Rick’s iconic appearance.

Step 8: Continuing from Rick’s head circle, sketch out his pointed sideburns on both sides of his face.

Step 9: Begin outlining Rick’s hair by drawing zigzag lines around his head. Gradually widen and spike up the zigzags as you move towards the top of his head.

Step 10: Complete the hairstyle by looping back down on the other side of his head with similar zigzag lines, eventually connecting with the starting point near one sideburn.

Step 11: Outline Rick’s ears on both sides by drawing “C” shapes that start from the middle of each sideburn level and curve upwards parallel to their respective eyebrows.

Step12: Formulate Rick’s neck by sketching two curved lines descending from either side of his head. Then, draw a straight line across where they meet to create a clean edge for his collar.

Step 13: Add final touches, such as the shirt collar, lab coat, and shading to enhance the depth of the character.

Congratulations! You have successfully drawn Rick Sanchez from the popular TV series ‘Rick and Morty’. With these simple steps and a little practice, you will be able to produce this character with ease and develop your drawing skills.

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