Little sister, if you want to draw characters in Q version, you must first understand what kind of concept and character the Q version is, and to what extent it can be Q.

with this knowledge, you can easily draw the works of Q-version characters. Under normal circumstances, the length of the head of a character in the Q version accounts for half or one third of the body length. Of course, it is also exaggerated that the head is stained with three-fifths or even four-fifths of the body length. This proportion needs to be adjusted according to the needs of the story content in practical application.

Therefore, it's normal to draw at a scale of 1/2 or 1/3. In addition, half of the heads of the characters in the Q version are close to a circle. In addition, the characters in the Q version have higher requirements for lines, which are basically very round and full lines. From the depiction of facial features to the depiction of body parts, the lines will be full, and there is basically no sharp-edged and tough shape in the Japanese comic style, because what the Q version needs is cute and relaxed.

So what you need is to observe more, practice more, ask for advice more, and if possible, see how others draw Q-version characters. Here are some Q cartoon characters I drew casually when I saw your question, for reference only.

all the photos taken are taken without compression, and you can save them yourself and enlarge and reduce them.

How to draw Q-version characters

Well, generally speaking, Q-version cartoon characters are cute nonsense, so they are generally two heads, or three heads, and two heads are mini versions, that is, the proportion of head and body is the same = = But if you want to be cute, I suggest that the head is half larger than the body because it is Q-3 heads, that is, children. I think my suggestion is the same as drawing faces. You must definitely draw a baby face, otherwise it will give people a strange feeling. I admit that I am very bothersome. Are my eyes bigger, have a light spot and a nose? I don't need to show it very much, just a little. As for my mouth, well, how can I put it? Look at the expression. It's about the Q version of the clothes.

Meng will do, but the proportion must not be wrong. That's why you have to reach out and give it to me and worship you.

how to draw cute and simple cartoon characters?

hmm ~ please refer to the picture I drew, which is actually similar to the Q version of the figure. First of all, the face should not be too sharp, with a little curvature, fluffy and elegant hair, big eyes, and smart. In this tutorial of looking for eyes on the Internet by yourself, just a little nose is enough, or simply omit it, with a small mouth (this one ... although I don't draw too small = = smile ~), and you can draw pink blush on your face ~ Kawain ~ You can decorate your head if you like. Hehe .....

How to draw the body of cartoon characters in Q version

Common cartoons on the market, such as Crayon Shinchan, Cherry Maruko and Dog Barking, are all typical cartoons in Q version.

The creation of Q-version comics is to draw from the body frame of the characters and determine the shape of the characters all day. The biggest feature of the Q version of the characters is to focus on the characterization of the characters.

For example, after the boy with glasses is transformed into a cartoon-style character in Q version, glasses have become the object of emphasis. Reference book: "Super Comic Sketch Techniques" suggests that you also buy a similar teaching book, which is very convenient and easy to learn.

Well, generally speaking, the cartoon characters in Q version are cute nonsense, so they are generally two heads, or three heads, and the two heads are mini versions, that is, the ratio of head to body is the same = =. However, if you want to be cute, I suggest that the head is half larger than the body because it is Q ~3 heads, that is, children. I unilaterally think that my suggestion is the same as drawing faces, and you must definitely draw baby faces, otherwise it will give people a feeling. Look at the expression. It's about the Q version of the clothes. Meng will do, but the proportion must not be wrong. The main feature of the Q version of the character is that the character has two heads, and the eyes account for half of the face. It must be big and bright, and it must be between 1/3 and 1/2 of the face. It is necessary to use commonly used techniques, but the characteristics of the original character must be mastered, otherwise the result can be imagined. It should be easy to draw a grace by grasping these points, that is, it is necessary to reach out and give it to me and worship you.

How to draw the cute cartoon characters in Q version? Are there any relevant materials or pictures?

The outstanding feature of the figure image in Q version lies in the proportion of head and body. It is suggested to set the proportion first, such as two-headed body or four-headed body, which is set by the painter himself.

Take two heads as an example. First, you can draw two tangent circles in the vertical direction, and then take the circle as the approximate range. Draw a rounded head in the circle above, and try not to have sharp edges on the face, which will be cuter. The eyes will be bigger, which will probably take up more than half of the face, and the hair and face will account for almost half of the circle. The circle below draws the body. The Q version basically has no neck, just a thin piece, and the body is even smaller than the head. The hands are usually meatball hands, so you don't need to draw clear fingers, thick legs and don't care too much about joints.

← This one is about 2.5 heads, but this one is more "lined" ╮ (╯ ▽ ╰) ╭ ? This one is a Q version with a big customer heart, which is more rounded.

。 Well, she drew her hand joints. orz, that's about it.

silently: actually, I didn't draw = = either. After all, I summed it up by myself. It's unprofessional, for your reference. I hope it will help.

Who can teach me how to draw the characters in Q version? The more detailed the better. Thank you! !

if you want to draw figures in the q version, you must first understand what concept the q version is, and to what extent the figures can be q-rated. Knowing this, you can easily draw the works of Q-version characters. Under normal circumstances, the length of the head of a character in the Q version accounts for half or one third of the body length. Of course, it is also exaggerated that the head is stained with three-fifths or even four-fifths of the body length. This proportion needs to be adjusted according to the needs of the story content in practical application. Therefore, it is normal to draw according to the ratio of 1/2 or 1/3. In addition, half of the heads of the characters in the Q version are close to a circle. In addition, the characters in the Q version have higher requirements for lines, which are basically very round and full lines. From the depiction of facial features to the depiction of body parts, the lines will be full, and there is basically no sharp-edged and tough shape in the Japanese comic style, because what the Q version needs is cute and relaxed. So what you need is to observe more, practice more, ask for advice more, and if possible, see how others draw Q characters. Here are some Q cartoon characters I drew casually when I saw your question, for reference only. Everyone takes the photos, which are not compressed, and can be saved by themselves, enlarged and reduced. Q version of the characters, first of all, we must understand what kind of concept Q version is, characters, and to what extent Q can be. Knowing this, you can easily draw the works of Q-version characters.

In general, the length of the head of a character in Q version accounts for half or one third of the body length. Of course, it is also exaggerated that the head is stained with three-fifths or even four-fifths of the body length. This proportion needs to be adjusted according to the needs of the story content in practical application. Therefore, it is normal to draw according to the ratio of 1/2 or 1/3. In addition, half of the heads of the characters in the Q version are close to a circle.

In addition, the characters in the Q version have higher requirements for lines, which are basically round and full lines. From the depiction of facial features to the depiction of body parts, the lines will be full, and there is basically no sharp-edged and tough shape in the Japanese comic style, because what the Q version needs is cute and relaxed.

So what you need is to observe more, practice more, ask for advice more, and if possible, see how others draw Q-version characters. Here are some Q cartoon characters I drew casually when I saw your question, for reference only. Everyone takes the photos, which are not compressed, and can be saved by themselves, enlarged and reduced. " src=pic.wenwen.soso/p/29629/29629153737-29223663. _extended="true">

the respondent's supplement 29-6-29 15:58 Another one! The style of 29-6-29 16:24 is more delicate than the last two.