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Cartoon Block artist Evan Burse takes to a pencil drawing of one of the most popular characters in manga, Naruto. He uses a HB pencil and anime drawing paper to replicate the heroic character from start to finish in a step by step easy to follow style.
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He begins by drawing a circle for the basic head shape and follows this with a vertical central line and uses this as a guide to draw a symmetrical jawline to form the basis for his character Naruto.
The key features like the eyes, ears and mouth are all in line next to be drawn and this is the point where Burse uses an eraser to rub out some of his rough guidelines and pencils in bold dark lines to really start establishing his character’s detail. This cartoon tutorial really is easy to follow and a nice foundation from which to draw anime/manga at your own pace and level.
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ian
I have studied art for most of my life and would easily say that it was my number one passion. I appreciate everything surrounding art but I gear most of my efforts towards anatomy and the human form. I believe there is nothing more beautiful and rewarding than being creative to produce art which does the human figure justice. I hope you enjoy my portfolio and if you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me. I also travel the world whilst maintaining this website in the hope to broaden my horizons and discover all the different types of art around the globe.
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I am drawing every naruto character on my channel so please check them out if you have the time. I have drawn naruto,hinata,kiba and akamaru all in 2days and I will have more out very soon. Come see you will not be disapointed I will draw any suggestions asap. Thanks 4 your time
I am overwhelmed by your amazing talent. I am an artist myself but you my friend are on a level of ability and finesse far beyond my current talent. I have to admit that your work is awe inspiring to say the least and I will try to get even better from here on out. I hope that I can one day be as good an artist as you are.
Hi I have done a naruto video along with quite a few other drawing tutorials/.videos and will be putting more on every week. Could you please check my channel out. I’m 13 and I would really love it is SOMEONE gave me a chance:(
no no i donti actually hate naruto very much and alotwho ever likes naruto must be blindnaruto is so stupid he cant even face the truth and move onhe keeps staying in the same time and hes stuck there until he learns 2 move oni hate stupid peaople like him *hmgh* >:(
Hello! I just scrolled through all your videos and noticed you don’t have any ponies, regardless of your feelings for “MLPFIM” you should totally draw a pony any pony all ponies your channel will be stormed with brownies such as myself, also I really need to know how to draw a twilight sparkle Thanks for your consideration.
Not bad work! important advice worth repeating DO NOT DRAW DETAILS until your sure the foundation is perfect. I would advise when drawing manga to sketch up in contour lines, to avoid “sketchy” lines and clean up afterwards. To really use one clean line at all times and erasing when needed. The result is true to form and a new understanding for implied 3D.
Hey Evan great drawing mate, Loved your style and easy to follow approach. I agree that he is easily the most popular manga character about, mainly for the boys anyway haha. Just thought id say that i featured you on my website artisanhq com too and i intend to post many more of your work. Keep up the great work. Cheers, Ian