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Home›How To›How to Draw Voldemort: 5 Steps

How to Draw Voldemort: 5 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 2, 2023
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Step 1: Sketch the basic shape

To begin drawing Lord Voldemort, start by sketching the basic shape of his head and shoulders. His head is somewhat oval shaped, with a slightly more pointed chin. Voldemort’s shoulders are narrow, adding to his slender and menacing appearance.

Step 2: Add the facial features

Once you have the basic outline of Voldemort’s head and shoulders, it’s time to add in his distinctive facial features. Begin with his sunken eyes – they should be narrow, almond-shaped, and deeply set into his skull. Below them, sketch his thin, slit-like nostrils instead of a proper nose. Lastly, draw his thin-lipped mouth in a tight line or a small sneer.

Step 3: Detail the face

Now that you have the main features in place, add more details to Voldemort’s face. Draw lines and wrinkles around his eyes and on his forehead to emphasize his age and sinister demeanor. Also, be sure to add more definition to his cheekbones as they are one of the character’s most recognizable features.

Step 4: Illustrate clothing

Voldemort typically wears long, dark robes with a high collar. To illustrate this, draw a curve around the base of his neck for the collar and extend it downwards along both sides of his body. Add some folds and creases in the fabric to give it dimension and authenticity.

Step 5: Finalize your drawing

With all elements sketched out, it’s time to finish your drawing of Lord Voldemort. Go over your lines with a pen or marker for greater clarity and erase any pencil marks that you no longer need. Finally, add shading or color to enhance your drawing further.

And there you have it – five simple steps on how to draw a convincing portrayal of Lord Voldemort from Harry Potter series! Practice these steps and soon you will begin creating an accurate rendition of one of the most iconic villains in literature.

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