There are, however, some who love to learn as how to draw pennywise. Pennywise is the frightful character from the horror-thriller film IT that petrified everyone of us owing to the scariest view of the character. The following article presents step-by-step information on the same to help our enthusiasts in sketching the closest depiction of the character. All of the newbies and experienced artists here may have a glance at the article, initially, their sketch of this character.
How to Draw Pennywise?
If you are facing trouble in starting with the drawing of Pennywise then we are aware of your trouble. We know that this character is a recent one by itself and we need some practice to draw. Keeping the same factor in view we are here giving our step-by-step tutorial to help all our fans so that they could draw the most ideal portrait of this super spooky character easily.
How to Draw pennywise Face
Step – 1
- We will start sketching the character on the tilted framework or layout as it will assist in imparting the due creepiness to it.
- Sketch a complete head size circle and then start with the facial structure of the character.
- Remember pennywise has a long facial so you have to sketch it similarly.
- Outline the raw face structure with the marker to provide it with a permanent shape.
Step – 2
- You will start drawing the large facial features of the character here in detail.
- The character possesses a staring and creepy outlook so you have to draw him in the similar way.
- Pennywise carries the dark eyelining of the staring eyes that appear bold and thick in the proper look.
- Then, form the eyelids using a crease and then gives it the appropriate look up to the temple region.
Step – 3
- Now proceed to the forehead that is an important aspect of the personality of the character.
- You can also attach the bridge of the nose to the forehead of the character.
- Then there comes the nose which is more in the form of a common clown noise that is not fully round.
- The nose contains the usual nostrils that you can find in the actual nose and with the usual clowns.
Step – 4
- Start by providing the frown to the forehead of the clown and then proceeding downwards across the nose.
- Provide the overall sketch for the face of the character.
- The character has wrinkles over the lips which you need to observe closely and draw.
- Come next to outlining the top line of the gum and draw the upper and lower lines of the sharp teeth suitable for the character.
- You can then fill in the colors for the character’s mouth and then proceed to make the lip line as well.
Step – 5
- Here in this section, we will concentrate on the creepy hair strand of the character.
- It starts from the side of the neck to the right and left sides at the same time.
- Keep in mind that the character has the hair only on the sides rather than the center.
- Now color in the hair to make it look appropriate and realistic for the character.
- Observe that there is also the ruffed collar around the neck of pennywise that you must put on.
- Finally, just remove all the excess lines and give the final touch to the character.
So, in this way one is able to create the finest creepiest character of the pennywise from scratch. We do expect that this guide will provide some help to all the ambitious artists who bear utmost interest towards this character. They can distribute it among other persons too having equal interest.
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