Cartoon pencil drawings for sketching people, animals in different styles

1. Find 2 starting points located in the middle of the working surface at a distance of 7 – 15 cm (depending on the scale of the final image).
2. Having made the initial points the vertices of the triangles, draw 2 figures of the same size, without a lower base.
3. Connect the points of geometric figures that are closest to each other with a smooth, slightly convex upward line.
4. Connect the 2 remaining dots with a downward curved semicircle (head).
5. Draw 2 smaller similar figures on the right triangle, connecting them with an oval located vertically (bow).
6. Visually divide the inner surface of the resulting figure into 2 parts using a horizontal line.
7. Draw 2 small black ovals located vertically under the dividing line (eyes).
8. Draw a small circle (nose) between the eyes.
9. At eye level, on the side border of the main figure, draw 3 lines in different directions (whiskers).

1. Draw a circle.
2. Inside the circle in the middle, draw another circle, smaller in size.
3. Place 2 dots above the inner circle.
4. Place a slightly downward curved semicircle under the inner circle.
5. Convert dots into dark circles.
6. Inside the small circle, draw 2 small identical ovals (patch).
7. On the upper border of the main figure, draw 2 triangles (ears).
8. From the bottom and right side edges of the large circle, draw an oval, the larger part of which will be located on the right side of the working surface (body).
9. Draw rounded, elongated rectangles located vertically in the front and back of the body.
10. Finish drawing the pig's hooves. Outline the main lines of the final image.

1. Draw a small circle in the center of the work surface.
2. Using vertical and horizontal inclined lines, divide the inner surface of the circle into 4 parts so that the 2 upper sections are larger in size than the lower ones.
3. Extend the vertical line downwards beyond the main circle.
4. Slightly extending beyond the upper edge of the main figure, filling the main part of the large sectors, depict the girl's hairstyle using curved angular lines (2 ponytails and bangs).
5. From the side edges, draw small semicircles (ears) and draw a neck under the lower border.
6. Detail the facial features using 2 ovals and 4 semicircles curved in different directions.
7. Using smooth lines, draw the dress at the bottom of the drawing, taking the vertical line as the middle of the image.
8. Draw 2 semicircles (arms) from the side edges of the dress.
9. Draw the legs below.
10. Erase secondary lines. Outline the main contour of the figure and, if necessary, apply shadows and half-shadows.

1. Draw a circle.
2. The inner surface of the circle is divided into 4 equal sectors by vertical and horizontal lines.
3. Draw 2 small semicircles curved upwards (eyes) under the horizontal line.
4. Place a thick dot vertically under the eyes (nose).
5. Near the bottom edge, inside the circle, draw a semicircle curved downwards (mouth).
6. Draw hair in the upper sectors.
7. Finish drawing the hairstyle with rounded lines and draw the dress using 2 straight lines drawn downwards.
8. From the bottom edge of the dress, draw 2 rectangles (legs).
9. From the side edges of the dress, closer to the head, draw 2 ovals (arms).
10. If necessary, supplement the image. Apply shading, shadows and half-shadows using a pencil.

1. Draw a rhombus in the center of the working surface.
2. Make the borders of the lower part of the geometric figure rounded, leaving the corner pointed.
3. At the bottom of the rhombus, draw a short downward curved line. From its ends, draw a second line with a deeper downward curve (the mouth).
4. Draw 2 small dots (nostrils) above the upper lip.
5. At the top of the main figure, draw 2 ovals located horizontally.
6. Draw pupils inside the ovals.
7. Draw 2 slightly curved lines (eyebrows) above the ovals.
8. Taking the boundaries of the rhombus as the outlines of the face, complement the girl’s image with a hairstyle, placing the hair on both sides of the central figure.

If you plan to create a portrait of a real person using such a cartoon drawing, it is recommended to supplement the resulting image with individual features of appearance characteristic of a specific person, for example, freckles, moles or a scar.

1. Pressing lightly on the pencil, draw a circle in the central part of the working surface.
2. The inner area of ​​the circle is divided into 4 sectors using horizontal and vertical lines.
3. Make the borders of the lower area more expressive by sharpening them in the middle.
4. Transform the upper area of ​​the circle into an oval. Draw the outline again.
5. Draw 2 small circles (eyes) on the horizontal line.
6. Detail the eyes using shadows, half-shadows and shading.
7. On the vertical line below eye level, draw a small pointed semicircle (a triangle pointing to the right).
8. At the bottom of the face, draw a small semicircle curved downwards (mouth).
9. Complete the girl's image with a hairstyle created using multiple wavy vertical lines.
10. To make the appearance of the drawn girl more realistic, it is recommended to depict part of the hair chaotically, directing it not only downwards, but upwards and to the sides.

1. Draw an oval, placing it vertically. Make the lower part of the figure sharper, and the upper part, on the contrary, wider.
2. Visually divide the inner part of the oval into 4 equal parts.
3. Use ½ of the top sections to depict the guy's hair. The top border of the hairstyle should extend beyond the head.
4. Under the horizontal line that visually divides the inner part of the oval into the upper and lower halves, draw 1 semicircle from the side borders of the figure on each side (ears).
5. At the bottom, inside the oval, draw a short straight line located at an angle of 10-15 degrees (mouth).
6. Above the mouth, draw a small oval without one of the side edges.
7. From the small oval, draw a straight line upwards (nose).
8. On both sides of the nose, at equal distances, draw 1 oval with a circle inside, located at the side edge of the circle closest to the second circle (eyes).
9. Above the eyes, draw horizontal lines using shading (eyebrows). Depending on the location of the eyebrows, the guy's facial expression can show different emotions.

1. Draw an oval positioned vertically.
2. Draw a line repeating the edge of the main oval under the top border of the figure, leaving 5-10 cm (depending on the scale of the image).
3. Draw a rectangle in the space between the 2 lines.
4. Step back 5-15 cm from the top border of the drawing, depending on the scale of the image, and draw a zigzag line (hair).
5. Draw 2 small ovals (eyes) inside the figure at the top. Detail the organs of vision.
6. Draw a nose in the middle under the eyes using 2 small dots to imitate the nostrils.
7. Draw a horizontal line with a slight curve under the nostrils (mouth).

1. Draw a small circle in the center of the work surface.
2. Draw an oval from the bottom edge of the figure, placing it diagonally.
3. From the middle of the inner surface of the oval, draw 2 vertical lines upward, connecting them at one point (paws).
4. From the side edge of the oval, draw 2 vertical lines upward, connecting them at one point (paws).
5. Erase the top edge of the oval, visually uniting the animal's limbs with its body.
6. Trace the outline of the image.
7. Draw 2 parallel lines under the upper edges of the paws, without crossing the boundaries of the previously drawn image.
8. Inside the circle, on the side, draw a line that follows the outline of the figure.
9. Draw 2 small circles under the line shown in point 7. Color in (eyes).
10. Below the level of the visual organs, draw a semicircle in the middle, curved downwards (mouth).

1. Draw a rectangle, placing it vertically.
2. Adjust the main figure so that its top part is narrower than the bottom.
3. Using a horizontal line, divide the rectangle into 2 equal parts.
4. In the inner part of the figure, on the dividing line, draw 2 identical circles (eyes).
5. Erase the dividing line.
6. Transform the inner part of the rectangle, located under the eyes, into 2 equal triangles so that they are located at the side edges of the main figure.
7. Erase the top edge of the rectangle.
8. On the bottom line inside the rectangle, draw 2 curved lines of equal length (front paws).
9. From the lower parts of the side edges of the rectangle, draw 2 semicircles (hind legs).
10. Improve the animal's appearance (whiskers, pupils, mouth).

1. Draw an oval in the center of the working surface, making it as close to a circle in shape as possible.
2. Draw 2 small identical circles (eyes) on the inside of the figure.
3. Draw 2 small circles inside the eyes. Paint the inside of the eyes, leaving the circles white.
4. Draw eyebrows above the eyes using curved lines.
5. From the side edges of the main figure, draw 1 semicircle on each side (ears).
6. Draw small ovals (earrings) under the semicircles.
7. Between the eyes, at the bottom, inside the oval, draw a semicircle (mouth).
8. Complete the singer's look with a hairstyle.
9. From the upper border of the head, draw 4 vertical lines, connecting them 2 at a time at 1 point. One of the ears can be depicted bent, to give the picture realism.
10. If necessary, finish drawing the cartoon's body or leave only the image of his face.
11. If the artist plans to add a body to his character, it is recommended to use a shirt with a tie and trousers to create his image.

1. Draw a round oval shape.
2. At the bottom of the circle, draw a small semicircle, slightly curved downwards.
3. From the extreme points of the semicircle, draw another semicircle downwards, with a stronger bend (mouth).
4. Draw a small horizontal line above the mouth (nose).
5. Draw 1 oval (eye) above the nose on the left.
6. Work on the inner part of the eye (pupil, eyelashes).
7. Draw a semicircle curved upwards (winking eye) above the nose on the right.
8. Draw semicircles (eyebrows) above the eyes.
9. Complete the singer's look with a hairstyle.
10. Draw 2 curved lines (visual organs) under the end points of the hairstyle.
11. If necessary, add the body to the Korean singer, depicted in cartoon style.

1. Draw a rectangle, placing it vertically.
2. From the upper border of the main figure, draw 12 vertical lines of varying length.
3. At the ends of the straight lines, draw small 5-pointed stars.
4. In the middle of the inner part of the rectangle, draw a month, placing it on top of the vertical lines and stars.
5. Trace the outline of the image.
6. Color the picture with colored pencils or transform it with shadows, half-shadows and hatching.

1. Draw a circle in the central part of the working surface.
2. Find the point in the middle of the top edge of the main figure.
3. From the found point, draw a curved line towards the opposite edge, using it to divide the inner part of the circle in half into equal parts.
4. On the left side of the circle, depict a month and many dots imitating stars.
5. Without pressing on the pencil, shade the background of the “night section of the circle”, avoiding coloring the celestial bodies.
6. On the right side of the circle draw a sun and 3 small clouds.
7. Without pressing on the pencil, shade the background of the “daytime section of the circle”, avoiding coloring of celestial objects.
8. Draw human facial features on the moon and the sun.

1. Draw an elongated oval shape.
2. Find a point in the middle of the figure. Adjust the sides of the oval, making them slightly curved at this point.
3. From the top edge of the oval, draw a small rectangle (the tail of the banana).
4. Inside the lower part, draw a small semicircle, curved upward.
5. Color the area between the semicircle and the extreme point of the main figure.
6. Inside the banana, draw 2 small circles on the sides, equal in size (visual organs).
7. Draw a downward-curving line between the eyes (smile).