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Drawing hair can be one of the most difficult parts of drawing an anime/manga character, and can be used to change the look and personality of a character. This tutorial is a bit like a guide to the many styles and looks!
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When I draw a hairstyle, I start with the hair around the face. This creates the foundation for the rest of the hair, and is quite important because it creates the face. There are many types and styles, with or without tips, flowing over the face or swept away. The hair strands are very important (since that's how the hair grows, they should be drawn in one direction), I almost always start at the roots and top of the head and then draw downwards, ending at the base of the head at the back. The picture shows several basic varieties, and from them you can create hundreds of hairstyles (for men and women).
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I decided to work with the first example for this step and draw the woman's hair. After drawing the bangs, you can start creating the rest of the hair. You can draw the hairstyle you like, but I will work with a half ponytail and half loose hairstyle. I start by drawing the hair, which is pulled back into a ponytail from the edge line to the back of the head. Since there is a lot of hair, I used more lines to emphasize this. Then I move to draw the top of the tail. I added small details, short strands to make the ponytail more lively and show the hierarchy of hair lengths. Finally I add hair that flows down, hanging over her shoulders. Remember, hair is not heavy, but it is also weightless!
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A guy's hair can change his personality. Long flowing hair can make him seem more feminine, emotional, or carefree. Whereas, having hair cut short or very slicked can make a guy appear more masculine, serious, or irritable. Here is an example of a hairstyle with smooth hair of medium length. It doesn't matter if you're drawing long or short hair, follow the same rules, starting at the face and drawing with the strands that grow the hair. If you find it difficult to draw hairstyles, study your own, a friend's, friends', or magazines (no excuses, do yours homework ^ _ ^)
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Hairstyle elements:
Now that you know how to draw a hairstyle in general, I'll show you how to draw the elements in more detail!
1. This is wavy hair, quite ordinary. Often people have short hair that starts to curl, but as the length increases, the weight of the hair straightens the curls. Add small details to the inside of the waves to create more realistic hair!
2. Curly hair, perhaps the most difficult to draw due to the details. It takes a little practice drawing curls, it's worth it. Add small curly strands at the base for a cute yet realistic effect.
3. Wavy, but wilder. Draw the strands in various directions to give the style a dirty, casual look.
4. Straight hair, typical of Asian people, is also found in many cultures. There are layered and “with smooth edges”, the first have a soft end, the second - straight hair that has been cut across. They are basically drawn the same way, but they look different.
5. These are strands short hair, combining all styles, wavy or spiky. There are also small curls on short curly hair.
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Drawing braided hair is also difficult to depict, here are a few examples.
1. This is a regular braid, made of 3 strands. First draw from the top (As always) and slowly downwards, interweaving the strands. Draw the lines of the main strand of the one closest to you more naturally, and when you draw, just follow the arrows! Simple, huh?
2. Curled hair. Most people do not perceive this hair style properly, but in the Illustrations it looks impressive. Draw the main lines of the section first, then go back and close the gaps on the other side. Since it is simpler than a regular braid, you can use it instead of a regular braid and it will look just as impressive!
3. Bunches. They can be done without pulling the ponytail all the way through the hair tie. Others do it by wrapping the entire hair in a bun and then securing it with bobby pins. Remember that hair has texture, so don't draw a flat round ball!
4. Tails! The first example is wavy hair and a little layered. Some of the top hairs do not reach the ends of the other, long ones. Long and straight hair next example You can also weave the strands. The braid again, this is what it looks like when it starts in a ponytail. Finally a rat's tail. There are more anime guys! Don't forget that when the hair is not braided it is long, then when it is tied it becomes shorter, and then when it is braided it becomes even shorter. Keep this in mind when drawing ^_^
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Here are a few good examples of how different hair styles sit, look, completely different styles, but a very similar hairstyle. I also drew examples for wavy/curly and straight hair blowing in the wind. With wavy hair it will be more difficult and messy than with straight hair, but both will have strands of hair flying away ^ _ ^
Now it's up to you! remember, the more practice, the better you will draw (and crazier hair styles!) it will be easier to plan out your hair, the skill will come to you gradually, and you don’t have to be upset if it doesn’t work out the first time. If you don't have an idea, then play with your own hair or friends, look in magazines and on the internet, you will get inspiration in no time!
IN last years Anime cartoons have become quite popular not only among children, but adults also like them. Everyone has their favorite heroes, and many try to copy them by portraying them themselves. How to draw anime with a pencil step by step? It's not as difficult as it might seem at first glance.
Anime technique
Anime refers to a special technique of Japanese drawings, which are performed using a pencil. This picture has several differences from other genres. First of all, this applies to the image of the face and eyes. There are several types of anime. For example, manga or comics.
Anime cartoons attract the attention of many viewers not only with the originality of the drawing, but also with the meaning of their plot. Often this is what causes fans to ask: “How to draw anime with a pencil?”
Portraying anime cartoon characters is quite a fascinating thing. Even if you only use a pencil. Depicting facial details is not a difficult task. So, let's look at a simple way to draw anime with a pencil step by step.
Algorithm of actions
To achieve accuracy and the desired quality of the drawing, it is necessary to adhere to a certain order of execution. Now it will become clear to you how to draw anime. Follow the recommendations step by step.
1. We must remember that all the heroes of such cartoons are characterized by some universal details: huge eyes and small mouths. Noses are usually marked schematically. Some characters have disproportionately long legs.
2. Preparing the necessary supplies. You will need a regular album. The paper should be thick and the pencil should be soft. It is recommended to sharpen it with a knife - the sharpener will not be able to properly cut the end of the lead for more convenient drawing, since you will need to sketch thin lines. Hatching is also easier to apply if the pencil is sharpened at an angle.
3. Applying preparatory markings. A line is drawn from top to bottom in the central part of the sheet - this indicates the growth of the future anime hero. We divide the straight line into six identical segments. The first part on top is reserved for the head. Three segments at the bottom remain for the legs. The shoulders and pelvis are indicated. Then you need to outline the remaining contours of the body. We schematically depict the character's hands.
4. In the place where the head should be, draw an oval and divide it into two even parts using a thin horizontal line. We mark two points on it that serve as the centers of the eyes. We make two transverse strokes (lower eyelids).
5. In accordance with the lower eyelids, we complete the upper lines. Then we do the irises and pupils. It is not difficult. Please note that pupils and irises in anime drawings do not have the correct round shape. In most cases they are extended from top to bottom. Then we outline thin eyebrows above the eyes.
6. Draw a nose in the central part of the face. Most often it is depicted as small and not detailed. We outline the ears. Draw a small mouth - draw a small horizontal stroke just below the nose. You can depict lips, but this is optional.
7. The hairline is located high, at a considerable distance from the eyes. It is recommended to draw the strands in separate curls. Depict the character's hairstyle in accordance with his character. It can be a neat or messy haircut, simple or complex. The main thing is to give freedom of imagination.
8. The contours of the character’s figure are drawn. This stage of the drawing is similar to the depiction of human bodies in classical genres drawing.
9. Use an eraser to erase any extra lines and color the drawing. He's ready! So we have determined how to draw anime with a pencil step by step.
Character image
Quite often, the main characters of anime cartoons are girls. They are amazingly beautiful, and many people want to learn how to portray them. Let's move on to how to draw an anime girl step by step.
Anime girl
Let's sketch the character's face. We start by drawing a circle. Then we divide it in half. If the girl in the picture is depicted half-turned, then the face is divided into two uneven parts. You can make a bias, as if the heroine lowered her eyes. It all depends on imagination and desire. Another circle is drawn, which will serve as the basis for the character’s head. The chin is marked under the first circle, then you need to mark the points of the cheekbones and outline the shape of the girl’s face. We outline the contours of the mouth, nose and eyes. Let's move on to the hair. Pay attention to the girl’s hairstyle: her hair is tied up or loose, perhaps she has a braid, or her curls are styled in an intricate updo. Pay attention to all the necessary details. Don't forget to sketch out the outlines of the ears.
Eyes are a special nuance in anime pictures. They are usually larger in size compared to classic designs. The eyes need to be depicted as large and expressive. Let's move on to the proportions of the nose. It is usually not detailed in anime drawings, so it is not difficult to depict it.
When the base of the character is ready, you can draw contours, add hairstyle details, and draw shadows on the face. We draw the eyes so that the main emphasis is placed on them. You can depict only the face or draw a girl in full height. The choice is yours.
Application of skills
Now you know how to draw an anime girl. Next, you can begin to depict stories with several characters. Now you can draw various moments from anime series. In this case, it will be necessary to depict not only the character, but also the surrounding environment and background. The good thing is that it will help you learn how to portray different types of emotions. It's no secret that anime drawings very accurately and quite originally convey the feelings and mood of the characters.
Additional benefits of the lesson
Recently, anime drawing competitions have become popular. Some artists even organize exhibitions.
So learning several ways of how to draw anime with a pencil step by step will not be superfluous. This can bring not only pleasure, but also profit.
Drawing with ink. It is used by manga artists (authors of comic books based on which cartoons are created). Another good alternative is Graphics tablet. It allows you to create directly on your computer, which makes the editing and coloring process much easier.
Lessons
On this moment There are hundreds of lessons that teach you how to depict certain elements in anime style. This includes not only eyes, hair, clothes, but also the environment, landscapes, and composition. Take as many of these lessons as possible first. Special attention Pay attention to the depiction of people, as this is the basis of any drawing in the anime genre.
Please note that each author portrays characters differently. Of course, there are similarities, but there are still more differences. Therefore, you shouldn’t completely copy someone’s style. Try to keep only general outlines like expressive eyes and bright colors.
Watch video tutorials. Pay attention to the order in which the authors create the drawings and how they hold the instrument. Try not to neglect small details, since they are what make the drawings truly good and the characters expressive.
Practice
After you learn how to normally depict individual elements or parts of a drawing, start creating own characters. Think through all the elements: from hairstyle to shoes. Be careful about the colors you choose. They should be bright and at the same time realistic.
Anime forums often hold competitions among experienced artists. There you can exhibit your work, receive adequate criticism and even win some kind of prize. Anime festivals also often hold similar competitions, but the competition there is much stronger.
Having created several good characters, try to draw your own. In the beginning, it is enough to use 3-4 frames. Come up with some simple plot and try to correctly convey the feelings of the characters. You can use special programs like MangaStudio, which make the process much easier.
If you want to achieve greater heights in anime drawing, post your work on Japanese and English-language resources. There for real experienced artists will give you specific recommendations. Moreover, many publishing houses look through such forums, looking for talented artists. Who knows, maybe they will pay attention to you.
Anime is Japanese cartoons. This word is also used to describe the drawing characteristic of this genre. Learning anime characters is quite easy. You just need to learn the basic features of this style.
You will need
- - a simple pencil; - eraser; - paper; - colored pencils or paints.
Instructions
Prepare your drawing materials. Take a regular album with thick white paper and a soft, simple pencil. It is better to sharpen drawing pencils with a knife rather than a sharpener. You can use a knife to cut the tip of the lead at an angle. This pencil is convenient to use for fine lines and shading.
Make preliminary markings. Draw a vertical line in the center of the sheet - this is the height of your anime character. Mark six equal segments on the line. The top segment will be the head. The three bottom segments go to the legs. Mark the width of the shoulders and pelvis. Outline the contours of the torso. Sketch the hands.
In place of the head, draw an oval and divide it into two halves with a thin horizontal line. Mark the center of the eyes with two dots on the line. Make two horizontal strokes where the lower eyelids are.
Focusing on the designations of the lower eyelids, draw the upper eyelids, iris and pupils. Note that the iris and pupil are rarely perfectly round. Most often they are extended vertically. Above upper eyelids outline thin eyebrows.
Draw a nose in the center of the face. It should be small and not detailed. Mark the ears, approximately equal in height to the distance from the tip of the nose to the bridge of the nose. Draw a small mouth. To do this, simply draw a small horizontal line under the nose. It is not necessary to draw lips.
Japanese comics (manga) and cartoons (anime) are a huge layer of culture with its own traditions and rules. Anime characters are easily recognizable, and millions of fans of this genre visual arts scattered all over the world.
We will tell you how to draw manga and anime correctly and beautifully in a series of our lessons. In the first lesson we will start with the very basics of drawing.
Movement is life
Anime and manga are impossible without dynamics. Each episode is characterized by a certain event and a certain movement. When planning to draw your anime character, first of all think about what pose he should take in the drawing. Do not try to draw “from memory” or as you “see fit”. Manga is not only (and not always) big eyes, this is, first of all, a clear correspondence to the “real world”. You will definitely need examples. Take similar images from other works, or use a large mirror in which to pose for yourself. Try it different angles, before starting the final sketch.
Basics of drawing. Creating a hero figure
As you may know from the lesson "", the height of a person is on average seven and a half of his "heads". Because anime heroes are still some kind of heroes, then their height, as a rule, is 8 or more “heads”. This way our heroes become more expressive. The remaining body proportions are identical to those of a human.
At the first stage of drawing, we create only a mannequin of our future character, which looks more like an articulated doll than another master of the elements.
From frame to overall structure
So, let's try to give more specific features to our character. For convenience, let's take the simplest pose. Mark the muscles and place small ovals at the joints. Please note that the wrists and the very bottom of the legs remain sticks. The torso is also not connected to the legs.
Finishing the contours
Now let’s finally form the contours of the body. Carefully draw slightly curved lines that completely form the image of our hero. Smooth lines are extremely important. Any angles will create the effect of mechanicalness and unnaturalness.
Elastic band is our everything
Carefully wipe off all auxiliary lines. As you can see, we have a man. If you want to portray a woman, then in addition to pronounced breasts, you should also give her wider hips and a thinner waist, giving her the shape “ hourglass" According to manga canon, women have narrower shoulders and slimmer necks. Often a woman’s legs are drawn in such a way as to further emphasize the hourglass shape.
So, wipe off all unnecessary parts. Feel free to clean up any rough edges. Our body is ready for detailing.
Posing
The stick-stick-cucumber approach that we used in general and in this lesson in particular is a very convenient way for beginners to learn different poses and correctly draw their characters in the required position. Once you get comfortable with this hinge method, you can later draw characters without skipping this step. Practice drawing various provisions heroes, by drawing, for example, figures as in the picture above.
In the following lessons we will continue to look step-by-step at the basics of drawing anime and manga.
Here are several step-by-step linear constructions of manga characters for exercises in drawing and coloring. Pay attention to the hairstyles - the hairstyles of the characters are a kind of trademark of manga - often the characters are recognized only by their hairstyles:
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1) Before drawing the hair, draw the base - head, shoulders, face, etc.
Draw the back of the head so you know where the head ends.
2) Now draw all the non-curly parts of the hair. For example, I drew straight bangs for this girl.
You should already have an idea of what hairstyle you want to give your character. A ponytail, braids or loose hair - to have an idea now is good idea(you can make a rough sketch if necessary)
3) This is the end of my preparations for drawing the curls themselves. I braided my girl's hair into knots (or odangos, whatever you want to call them) and added a few strands to give the appearance of her hair being pulled tight.
You don't have to do your hair like I did, this is just one example of how to prepare your character for the curly phase.
4) Now we start curling. Draw several curved lines that will represent the back part of the first curl. My curl split into a thin and thick section, but you can do one thick section if you prefer.
5) Now let's draw the front part. Make a slight curve on one side to add some weight and thickness. Make sure you cover the lines you drew in step 4 to create a complete curl.
6) Draw the back of the second curl. Because this hair will be very loose and springy, I leave plenty of space between curls.
7) Draw the front half of the curl, this time adding a curve behind it, unlike the previous curl. Notice the different thickness of each curl.
8) Make another set of curls, this time closer together - if you want tight curls, draw them close throughout instead of leaving distances like I do.
9) Continue making curl after curl, varying the thickness and distance between them. You can add a few lines to the back of the curl.
10) Continue curling. Make sure you know where to stay (short is good too!)
11) Finish with a small curl.
12) Repeat the entire process on the other side of your head. Draw all the front curls before starting on the back ones.
13) Now let's move on to the rear ones. If you start to get confused, try drawing them with less pencil pressure. This can help if you have a lot of curls.
14) This is the finished version with all the curls! Still missing a few little things. Let's add them now.
15) Just add a few small curls (like the ones we ended each row with).
Finally! The sketch is ready!
16) Now stroke. Make lines of different thicknesses. Just like in the sketch, try doing the front rows first, and do each curl separately to avoid confusion.
17) These are the finished outlined curls. Alternate thin and thick lines.
Here I have completed the drawing of the character to show what the whole image will look like. But you can draw your entire character before you start doing the curls. It would be a shame if, after all this work, you don't like the rest of the picture. ;R
18) Now you can add color!
I use markers for coloring, layer by layer adding darker shades for the shadows.
Because This is not a coloring tutorial, I won't tell you what to do. Experiment or find a lesson.
This is what the picture looks like at the moment. Far from finished.
I hope this lesson will help you understand how I draw curly hair to your characters.
Please remember that these are just guidelines. You can use them to practice and develop your own style.
Good luck!
Translation: Nancy aka Lalaokati
1.Let's get down to basics!
What are you doing wrong?
Take for example the three points A, B and C below.
What are you looking at when you draw a straight line - B and curved line- S - B? For a pencil? Or to points C or B? 
When you draw a picture, you must see the direction of the line you are drawing, look not only at the pencil point, but equally at all three points A, B and C. People cannot draw shapes properly if they look only at the pencil point. 
Then, look at the 7 random dots below. What do you see?
Just a group of dots? Or can you barely discern the shape? 
Let's number the points at random. Still not getting the shape you want? 
Let's renumber the points to give them meanings that your eyes automatically follow in shape. Those who can decipher shape from looking at dots in this way are able to draw shapes. 
Finally the dots are connected. Random lines connect to create a shape, talented people When drawing, they can sense hidden lines within the picture and trace them. Your ability to draw shapes depends on whether you can actually visualize the points in the correct order. 
2. How to paint a “good picture”? "
What makes a good job? Sketch? Interesting detail? Project? Subject? Compound? All these components are important, but if you want to hear positive reviews about your work from others, you must create an impression and convey your feelings. In other words, you must be able to connect in a subconscious way with those who see your work.
Start by drawing a square box. This is a Graphics test. 
In rooms 1-6, new information gradually added to the box. The amount of information contained in the drawings done at the absolute beginner level is excellent, from simple box to advanced. This is illustrated by the difference between number 1 and number 8.
The observer (the person tasked with drawing the boxes) would expect to see only what he asked, square box number 6 - 8 exceeds these expectations. You can't say that number 6 - 8 are mistakes. The effective key is to show individual interpretation.
It is necessary to give the drawing an element of surprise and include additional information in it that would make it more interesting. Of course, to do this you must be good at sketching. But on top of that, you must also come up with interesting topic, character pose and design. 
Although the character in example 9 and 10 are the same, you can see how they differ not only in design, but also in personality. This is a subconscious premise in the reader's opinion of a major anime and manga character to be attractive. This is what is expected, adding depth to their appeal. We can surprise the reader by exceeding their expectations, that's the first step when someone says your drawing is "good", but the real start is when they say it's "great".
You can also draw according to the reader's expectations similar to circle magazines.
For example, when looking at boxes, although the animator can draw up to level 8, he doesn't because readers expect to see level 6 drawing. Similarly, the animator, instead of drawing realistic illustrations, draws manga with simple lines and creates suitable Simple Distortion (SD) type characters.
First of all, draw square boxes.
What? Again!
We need to learn the basics!
How to draw with accurate perspective is explained in special books, but you do not have to draw with the precision of an architect. Once you get used to it, you won't spend much time drawing or thinking about the disappearing dot.
Draw straight lines freehand (no ruler or template). Draw a line on clean slate paper from one point to another, imagining the end result in your mind. You do the same with your sketches, only on a larger scale.
3. Before you start.
Start drawing! But before that.
It's well said that you will start drawing, but what are you going to draw?
Have you mastered the pencil willy-nilly? Are you going to draw an RPG (Role Playing Game) character? manga character? A hero in the fight? Or, are you planning to draw an illustration or logo? Charts of Basic Character Expressions? It doesn't matter if you draw - scribble. Just make sure you have a specific image of the character, location and pose. Good paintings start with a design.
Once this is decided, you draw the outline of the movement to create an overall image in which you don't have to worry about the cleanliness of the drawing or whether there is enough leg room on the page. good picture has a solid pattern. This is the first step in the sketch 
Now outline the outline in detail!
In general, people think that it is very difficult to get a harmonious sketch if you draw simple polygons. Indeed, when you draw an illustration, you don't draw a square. However, you must decide what position each body part is in. And when you figure it out, you will draw well and quickly. 
For now you can draw square boxes, but soon you will be able to draw characters. 
4. Let's get down to basics
It's time to think about body size. 
4. Shoujo Manga (Comic Girls)
A character with a very thin waist and with long legs. For girls, the body contours are defined proportionally, but the head is small. The boys are drawn almost the same, but with wider shoulders.
5. Funny SD character
This guy looks funny with a small body but big arms, legs and head.
6. Realistic type.
The length of the torso, body and legs are proportional - roughly the same as the Girls, except for the exaggerated narrow waist.
The character drawing differs with style. It's not just a change in body proportion, depending on whether it's a manga or an illustration, for example the same character will have different features. Compare different drawings of the same character below, especially looking at the ways the eyes and hands were drawn. You notice how some details have been drawn in detail while others have been left out. 
5. Drawing Details
Character drawing
While you've looked at individual characters, an animation or manga work cannot be produced with just one character. You should also be able to draw support characters.
Also look at how to draw support characters. You must express everyone's individuality with precision. There are two things you need to do, make the leads stand out and provide the supporting characters with enough personality to make them interesting. Think about the personal background (their background, their beliefs, their relationship with the main character, etc.) for each character, and then convey this information in the work through such things as their expressions, hairstyle, costume and accessories.
Characters number 3 - 7 are much more difficult to draw than attractive main characters. Drawing older people will bring life-like realism to your work and characters.
Villains
1- Enemy Advisor: Wizard (character #1) An old man with a bent back.
2- Enemy Leader. Stubborn.
His shoulders are narrower than the Strong Soldier's side Positive heroes.
3 - Enemy Advisor: the bad Witch (character #2) is the same size as the witch on the Goodies' side, but she doesn't stand in a feminine pose.
4 – Enemy leader number 2. The head is taller than the Hero's, but thinner than the Enemy Leader. Attractive character.
5- Female enemy character
The power pose is a type of genre independent of me. Slightly taller than Hero.
6 - Enemy Spy. Monkey type (Short with long arms)
Steps like a ninja.
7 – Monster. Huge hands emphasize his strength.
8 - Willens' pet
It does not have any specific meaning in history.
In history to highlight the treatment of the devil.
6. Looking for a suitable pose.
Translation: Alevtina
Step 1: Basics
1) I start drawing from the spine as this helps me define the curves of the body. I start at the top and draw a smooth S-shaped curve down to the place where we supposedly have the end of the spine (tailbone).
2) Then I sketch out the torso with details (head, arms and waist outlines). I haven’t outlined the shape of my breasts yet, this is just the beginning.
3) After obtaining a good elastic sketch of the body, we outline the outer boundaries of the breasts with light curved lines (red lines). Don't forget to mark the tiny folds of skin where the arms and chest (armpits) meet.
4) I'm starting to add details. Breast volume can be shown with guide lines. Remember that boobs are attached to the body and if you outline the entire mass of the breast, it will look like a solid mass with the ribcage, and not bulging out.
5 and 6) In these two steps I try to determine the location of the nipples. In step 6 I use a little trick to locate the center of each breast. Thinking of the breast as a three-dimensional object will help you with this: swipe vertical lines, as if dividing each breast in half, from the subclavian dimple through the center of the breasts and slightly converging below at the base. Remember: only smooth curved lines!!!
7) Since there are no people without fat deposits, I draw the body in point 7 with small roundness on the hips and torso below the chest.
8) Rough sketch of large breasts on the same torso. I use the same principle for placing the nipples, only with an amendment: the nipples are more massive and have a larger diameter, and are located lower due to the weight and volume of the breasts.
9) Small breasts on the same torso. The same rule applies: smaller breasts, the nipples are smaller and located higher.
Step 2: Angles!
A woman can be large or small, and you should try to draw your breasts in proportion. Even in the majority cartoon styles apply this rule. In the example on the left: the breasts are shaped like baseballs and appear separated from the torso. Right: they look harmonious. Remember that if the curve of the body changes, then the line of the chest changes. Here I sketched out a small diagram: I enclosed the main parts of the body, as it were, in boxes and drew them with midlines, for clarity. And remember: boobs two, and you have to draw each one separately, they are never squeezed into a single mass!
When the arms are raised, the chests stretch slightly to the sides. When one arm is raised, the breasts will be positioned slightly different levels(the closest one will pull up behind his hand). Remember to draw small curved lines under the arms as both arms are raised above the head.
Step 3: Breast Shape and Methods of Influencing It!
People often forget one important thing: breasts are not made of plastic! It's not hard. Its shape is more like a slide than a ball. Think of your breasts as a bubble filled with water: when the bubble hangs freely, it is like a pendulum, but if you press on the breasts, you will get an indentation where the pressure is applied and an increase in volume at the edge of the indentation.
Even certain clothes can put pressure on your breasts or cause them to bulge in various places. Breasts are not round all the time and are rarely round at all. (Unless, of course, they are made of silicone).
In the diagram below I show how hand movements affect the change in breast shape. On the left - chest at rest. On the right - they were squeezed or pressed. The vertical fold between the chest and torso lengthens, the chest is pressed towards the body.
Step 4: Hints
From left to right - small, medium and big breasts. The last drawing is what breasts should not look like. Look closely, the red line under each breast indicates the fold of skin between the breast and rib cage. The outermost breast on the right has almost no weight, so there is no crease there. But remember that even the smallest breasts have weight!
Let's look at what color nipples are. You don't need to make them very pink. They have the same body tone, only more reddish, brownish, or orangeish.
At least I haven't seen any bright pink nipples.
(Translation note: naive author, never pulled girls’ nipples))
Next: side view of the nipple. Keep in mind that nipples do not always stick out perpendicular to your breasts. Typically they can be quite flat and not stand out, but sometimes they stick out quite boldly!
(Transl. note: yeah, the author still has some experience in this matter))
Translation: Chloe
How to draw an anime cat
Step 1. So let's get started. Draw an oval as a base for the head. Then we draw the front guide lines. They will help you arrange the details of the muzzle proportionally. Add small details of the nose, mouth and eyes. Let's move on to the body. Draw an elongated heart, this will be the chest of our cat. From the heart we draw two lines down. These will be the front paws of our kitten. After this, we draw two curved lines on the sides, these are the hind legs. Let's not forget to draw another long curved line on the right, the tail. 
Step 2. We begin the step by designing the lower part of the muzzle. We denote the eyes with curved arcs. Next we draw lines - sketches of the paws and tail. 
Step 3. Draw the fur on the chest and tail. Add details on the face and ears. Detailing the paws. 
Step 4. Add a mustache and draw the eyes. Let's detail the ear. We finish the paws and add marks on the chest. Ready! 
Step 5. This is what our cat looks like after erasing the extra lines. Final version. If you want, you can omit the mark on the chest or add something of your own. I tried to make the lesson as simple as possible. 
