Anime Drawing — How to Draw SUKUNA from Jujutsu Kaisen
Drawing Sukuna from “Jujutsu Kaisen” can be a fun and creative process. Sukuna, also known as Ryomen Sukuna, is a powerful Cursed Spirit in the series. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you draw Sukuna:
Materials:
· Pencil
· Paper
· Eraser
· Fine-tip pens or markers (optional)
· Reference images of Sukuna for accuracy
Steps:
1. Basic Shapes:
· Begin by sketching the basic shapes to outline Sukuna’s body. Use circles for the head and joints, and simple lines for the torso, limbs, and spine. This will serve as your initial framework.
2. Facial Features:
· Add the facial features. Sukuna has a distinctive and intimidating appearance. Pay attention to his eyes, sharp teeth, and the markings on his face. Capture his menacing expression.
3. Hair and Crown:
· Draw Sukuna’s wild and spiky hair. Include the crown-like structure on his head. Make the hair look dynamic and chaotic to convey the Cursed Spirit’s ferocity.
4. Clothing:
· Sketch the clothing and accessories. Sukuna is often depicted with traditional Japanese attire, including a robe and sash. Add folds, wrinkles, and any specific patterns or details.
5. Hands and Fingers:
· Sukuna is known for his elongated fingers and sharp nails. Pay attention to the details of the hands, capturing their eerie and powerful appearance.
6. Pose:
· Decide on the pose for Sukuna. Consider his imposing and threatening nature when choosing a pose. You can go for a dynamic action pose or a more static and intimidating stance.
7. Cursed Markings:
· Add the cursed markings on Sukuna’s body. These markings are an essential part of his design. Refer to reference images to ensure accuracy.
8. Details:
· Add any additional details, such as scars, jewelry, or other accessories that Sukuna may have. Sukuna is a character with a lot of intricate details, so take your time to capture them.
9. Refine and Erase:
· Refine the lines, making them smoother and more defined. Erase any unnecessary guidelines and construction lines to clean up the sketch.
10. Inking (Optional):
· If you want, you can use fine-tip pens or markers to ink your drawing. This step gives your artwork a more polished and finished look. Allow the ink to dry before erasing any remaining pencil lines.
11. Shading (Optional):
· Add shading to give your drawing depth and dimension. Consider the light source and add shadows accordingly. Sukuna’s menacing appearance can be emphasized with well-placed shadows.
12. Background (Optional):
· If you want to place Sukuna in a specific setting, add a background. This could be a simple scene or a more detailed environment depending on your preference.
Remember to take your time and enjoy the process. Drawing Sukuna can be a great way to showcase your artistic skills and express your love for “Jujutsu Kaisen.”
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