The Simpsons are famous cartoon characters created by Matt Groening back in 1987. The Simpsons became the longest animated series in the history of American television, it was shown in many countries and today, perhaps, almost every adult and child knows what the yellow Simpsons family looks like. If you want to draw someone from the cartoon characters, it is not enough just to carefully revise the episode of the series. To make the heroes look really similar, you should heed the advice of their creator - Matt Groening.
It is necessary
Paper, pencil and eraser, and if you decide to depict the Simpsons in color - markers, paints or crayons
Instructions
Step 1
When drawing cartoon characters, it is very important to observe even the smallest details, since it is they who give their favorite characters their characteristic features and characteristics. It is better to start drawing by defining the approximate geometric shapes of which the body parts of the characters can consist. Homer's head is a ball with two smooth lines that recreate the neck. In general, it is similar in shape to the thumb of a human hand. Draw the head first, and then add details to it - eyes, mouth, hair.
Step 2
Homer's eyes are about a sixth of the distance from the crown of his head to the collarbones in diameter. If you are drawing the head with a twist in?, Then the near eye should be in the center of the "finger", at the bottom of the base ball. There should be about an eye and a half distance between the crown of the head and the eye. The pupil is equal to one seventh of the diameter of the eye. Draw Homer's eyes round, bulging.
Step 3
The hero's nose is slightly upturned, it blocks the far eye, so first you will need to draw the eye closest to you, then the nose, and only then the second eye. Do not forget to draw a superciliary arch above the far eye.
Step 4
The unshaven line is flush with the lower edge of the eyes. In shape, according to Matt Groening, it resembles a cartoon malocclusion, and the upper jaw is clearly longer than the lower one.
Step 5
The top of the character's ear is in line with the bottom of the eye. Homer's ears are of medium thickness, the inner part is separated by two arcs arranged in the shape of the letter T.
Step 6
Above Homer's ear there is hair, in the form of the letter M. They are located on the head, with an inner corner going inside the contour of the head. There is also hair on the top of the hero's head: these are two parallel arcs, the nearest of which comes from the center line of the head.
Step 7
To draw Bart, you also need to make the markup first. Its head resembles a beveled parallelogram in shape, and under it is a cone - a neck. Drawing the head again in a turn?, You will need to place the pupil of the hero's eye closest to you exactly in the middle of the parallelogram, and already around it draw a round bulging eye. Like Homer, Bart's pupil is one-seventh of the diameter of his eye.
Step 8
Bart's hair should never be voluminous - be sure to draw it sharp.
Step 9
The hero's nose is upturned, the same as Homer's, but, of course, shorter and smaller.
Step 10
Draw a round ear, with the upper edge of the ear in line with the lower edge of the eyes.
Step 11
The lower lip is much shorter than the upper lip, it merges smoothly into the neck, which, in turn, is inserted into the collar of Bart's red T-shirt.
Step 12
Having carefully studied the appearance of the characters on the screen and, observing all the necessary proportions, you can draw the Simpsons as similar as possible to the original.
