How to Draw Bart Simpson
Start off with a sketch of a rectangle for the head and a smaller rectangle for the neck., At the top of the head rectangle, draw spikes or zigzags for the hair., Draw the facial features., For the body, draw two overlapping circles., Draw two...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Start off with a sketch of a rectangle for the head and a smaller rectangle for the neck.
Add some guidelines (not too darkly) for the face. , The spikes should blend into his forehead without any discernible hairline. (Don’t make them too large; Bart’s hair is not his primary feature, and you don’t want to take attention away from other parts of his body.) , Draw two overlapping circles for the eyeballs and two small circles inside the larger ones for the pupils.
The eyeballs should be more in the middle of the face than near the top, and make sure to space them evenly.
Next, add a small oval for the nose and a half circle for the ear.
Don't draw the mouth for now. , The circle on the top should be smaller than the circle on the bottom. , The finger ovals should be more elongated than the others, and if you want to draw him holding something, curl them around each other. , Add a half oval to each for the feet.
Sketch in a T-shirt, shorts, and shoes.
Keep them basic--Bart’s attire is characterized by its simplicity. , Add in more details and erase the guidelines. , Bart Simpson himself, clothed in red-orange T-shirt, blue shorts and shoes, with trademark Simpson-yellow skin. -
Step 2: At the top of the head rectangle
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Step 3: draw spikes or zigzags for the hair.
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Step 4: Draw the facial features.
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Step 5: For the body
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Step 6: draw two overlapping circles.
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Step 7: Draw two connected ovals for each arm
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Step 8: a circle for the hand
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Step 9: and smaller ovals for the fingers.
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Step 10: For both legs
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Step 11: draw rectangles.
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Step 12: Outline the whole image and curve the lower part of his head to make the mouth.
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Step 13: Color in your drawing and there you go!
Detailed Guide
Add some guidelines (not too darkly) for the face. , The spikes should blend into his forehead without any discernible hairline. (Don’t make them too large; Bart’s hair is not his primary feature, and you don’t want to take attention away from other parts of his body.) , Draw two overlapping circles for the eyeballs and two small circles inside the larger ones for the pupils.
The eyeballs should be more in the middle of the face than near the top, and make sure to space them evenly.
Next, add a small oval for the nose and a half circle for the ear.
Don't draw the mouth for now. , The circle on the top should be smaller than the circle on the bottom. , The finger ovals should be more elongated than the others, and if you want to draw him holding something, curl them around each other. , Add a half oval to each for the feet.
Sketch in a T-shirt, shorts, and shoes.
Keep them basic--Bart’s attire is characterized by its simplicity. , Add in more details and erase the guidelines. , Bart Simpson himself, clothed in red-orange T-shirt, blue shorts and shoes, with trademark Simpson-yellow skin.
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