The characters of the Star Wars saga have long become cult - their images and images are used in books, in comics, in advertisements, and thousands of Star Wars fans dream of learning how to draw their favorite characters on their own. Drawing a Star Wars character is not so difficult if you imagine each character in the form of a few basic geometric shapes, which you will take as the basis for the outlines of the hero's body.
Instructions
Step 1
For example, if you want to draw Master Yoda - one of the main characters in films and books - start by drawing an equilateral triangle. From the top of the triangle, draw down a strictly vertical line perpendicular to the base of the triangle.
Step 2
Closer to the apex of the triangle, two-thirds of the way from the base, draw a downward-curving line, and below it draw a line with an even greater curvature. Under the top line, draw the character's slanted eyes, which occupy almost the entire width of the triangle. Draw three narrow, downward-curving lines for the lower eyelids of each eye.
Step 3
Then draw three sinuous vertical wrinkles, the middle of which extends between Yoda's eyes and coincides with the direction of the central axis of the triangle, and the other two are on either side of it and also coincide with the central wrinkle between the eyes.
Step 4
Now sketch out Yoda's nose, mouth and jawline. Draw wrinkles around the mouth to emphasize the age of the character.
Step 5
Around the apex of the triangle, draw the outlines of Yoda's head and brow ridges, and on the outer sides of the head on the left and right, draw large ears that are at an angle to the sides of the triangle. Behind the ears, sketch out the character's hair, and then move on to drawing his clothes.
Step 6
Yoda's clothes are a cloak, so draw the folds of the hood and outline the outlines of the hands folded under the cloak. Detail Yoda's costume and paint the character.
