You CAN draw: A Detailed Guide to Drawing Anime Boys' Hairstyles

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$You CAN draw: A Detailed Guide to Drawing Anime Boys\' Hairstyles$

You CAN draw: A Detailed Guide to Drawing Anime Boys' Hairstyles

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/You-CAN-draw-A-Detailed-Guide-to-Drawing-Anime-Boys-Hairstyles/334501381
In this class, I will be showing you step by step how to draw anime hairstyles for boys from photo references using the example of 3 hairstyles.

You will learn how to
1) Sketch out hairstyles from photo references
2) Construct a simple anime face
3) Ink the sketch

I am teaching using a digital medium but the concepts taught are translatable to drawing on the physical medium as well.

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