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Simple Guide to Drawing Momo Ayase’s Face from Dandadan

If you’ve been wanting to draw Momo Ayase’s face from the Dandadan anime, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we’ll go through the steps needed to capture her confident expression and unique style. With a little practice, you’ll have Momo’s face drawn just like the reference image.

Important Features of Momo Ayase to Pay Attention To

Momo Ayase is a central character in Dandadan, and there are a few key details to focus on when drawing her:

  • Hair: Medium-length brown hair, framing the right side of her face.
  • Eyes: Large, expressive eyes with a sharp gaze that shows her confidence.
  • Accessories: Circular green earrings and a black choker, both of which she wears constantly.
  • Facial Expression: Momo often has a serious look, which is important to capture.

After drawing Momo, you might want to try sketching other characters from Dandadan, like Okarun, Aira, her grandma Seiko, or even Momo in her full height.

Color Guidelines for This Drawing

Throughout the tutorial, different colors will be used to help guide you through the process:

  • Red Color: This is the current step you should focus on.
  • Black Color: These lines represent what you’ve already drawn in previous steps.
  • Grey Color: Basic sketch or construction lines to help with proportions and positioning.

These color hints will keep you on track and help simplify the drawing process of Momo Ayase.

Step 1: Start by drawing a circle for the head’s base and add a chin shape to form the jawline. Then, draw a vertical line down the center of the face to divide it.

Basic head shape with circle, chin, and center line for Momo Ayase drawing - step 01

Step 2: Draw a horizontal line across the vertical one to help center the face. Add short lines to mark the positions of the eyes and nose. Sketch the ear shapes on either side of the head.

Face guidelines with eye and nose markers, and ear shapes for Momo Ayase drawing - step 02

Step 3: Begin outlining the face, starting below the ear on the left side. Sketch the chin, draw the right ear, and add a small section of the hairline above the ear on the right side.

Face outline with chin and ears, and part of the hairline for Momo Ayase sketch - step 03

Step 4: Draw Momo’s fringe in the center of her forehead, connecting it with the hairline you outlined in the previous step.

Fringe sketch in the center of Momo Ayase’s face drawing - step 04

Step 5: Sketch a strand of hair falling on the left side, along with another piece of the fringe. Add the visible part of the ear.

Hair strand and fringe sketch with visible ear for Momo Ayase drawing - step 05

Step 6: Outline the main part of Momo’s hairstyle.

Full hairstyle outline for Momo Ayase character drawing - step 06

Step 7: Draw the inner ear lines to add detail to both ears. Outline the eyes, making sure they are large and expressive, typical of anime style.

Eye outlines and ear details for Momo Ayase anime drawing - step 07

Step 8: Add more detail to the ears and draw the eyeballs with pupils. Don’t forget the oval highlights on the bottom left of the eyeballs, a signature look for Dandadan characters. Add eyelashes and eyebrows to complete the expression.

Eyeballs with pupils, highlights, and detailed eyebrows for Momo Ayase drawing - step 08

Step 9: Sketch lines for individual hair strands within the hairstyle outline. Add small nostrils, a simple line for the mouth, and ovals for her earrings with inner volume lines. Also, draw small circles in her earlobes where the earrings attach.

Hair details, nose, mouth, and earrings in Momo Ayase character sketch - step 09

Step 10: Draw the neck and add the collar of her shirt. Don’t forget to include her signature black choker.

Neck, collar, and choker for Momo Ayase drawing - step 10

Step 11: Outline her shoulders and add the visible parts of her clothing, including the upper part of the bow.

Shoulders and clothing details with bow for Momo Ayase drawing - step 11

Step 12: Review the sketch and add any finishing touches. Use an eraser to clean up the basic sketch lines. If you choose to ink the drawing, carefully trace over the final lines with a fine-tipped pen. Once the ink is dry, erase any remaining pencil marks.

Inking and finishing touches for Momo Ayase anime drawing - step 12

Step 13: As a final step, you can add color to your drawing. Use the reference image to capture Momo’s typical color scheme or apply your own unique choices.

Color reference for Momo Ayase drawing with optional shading - final step

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I hope this guide makes it easier to learn how to draw Momo Ayase. Remember, drawing takes practice, so don’t hesitate to take your time and enjoy the process!

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