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How to Draw Biscuit Krueger’s Fake Form – Hunter x Hunter

Let’s walk through how to draw Biscuit Krueger in her fake, youthful form from the 2011 Hunter x Hunter anime series. Biscuit, often seen with a delicate and charming look, is a character who loves to present herself as a young girl, despite her true form. This guide will help you capture her doll-like appearance step by step.

Biscuit’s Features: What to Focus On

  • Doll-Like Appearance: Biscuit has a soft, porcelain doll-like look with smooth features.
  • Classic Outfit: She wears a sleeveless dress paired with a mantle and skirt, along with gloves and simple leather shoes.
  • Neatly Styled Hair: Her hair is always tied up neatly, and she has worn it in various styles throughout the series.
  • Large, Expressive Eyes: Her big, expressive eyes are essential for capturing her youthful and innocent look.

After you’ve mastered Biscuit, you might enjoy drawing other characters from the series, like Feitan Portor, Killua, or try sketching Biscuit’s face in more detail. Each one has their own distinctive features that make them fun to draw.

Biscuit Fake Form Drawing Guide

This guide is here to help you draw Biscuit Krueger in her youthful form, one step at a time. We’ll start with simple shapes and gradually add the details that make her look so unique. Each step is clearly illustrated and explained. Here’s how the color coding in the images works:

  • Red: Focus on these lines during the current step.
  • Black: These are the lines you’ve already drawn in previous steps.
  • Grey: These are the basic guidelines to help you keep the proportions right.

By the end of this guide, you’ll have a complete drawing of Biscuit in her fake form, ready to be inked or colored if you choose.

Step 1: Head and Body Base

Start by drawing a circle for the head, divided vertically into two parts. Add a simple stick figure to establish the proportions and posture.

Base sketch for Biscuit Krueger with head circle and stick figure for body proportions - step 01

Step 2: Face Guidelines and Dress Shape

Draw a curved horizontal line within the head circle to show the placement of the eyes, with short vertical lines for the eyes. Add short lines on the vertical line from step 1 to indicate the nose and mouth positions. Sketch a basic, simplified shape of Biscuit’s dress. Biscuit Krueger’s face drawing guidelines with eye, nose, mouth placement, and basic dress shape sketched. - step 02

Step 3: Arms, Hands, Legs, and Feet Outline

Sketch simple outlines for the arms, hands, legs, and feet, completing the basic sketch of the figure.

Biscuit Krueger’s arms, hands, legs, and feet outlined - step 03

Step 4: Face Frame and Hair Strands

Outline the face frame, including hair strands that frame the top of Biscuit’s face. Biscuit Krueger’s face frame and top hair strands sketched - step 04

Step 5: Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Mouth

Draw the outline of Biscuit’s eyes and ears. Add the nose and sketch the mouth.

Biscuit Krueger’s eyes, ears, nose, and mouth outlined - step 05

Step 6: Eyes, Eyebrows, and Ear Details

Finish the eyes by adding pupils, eyelashes (three below each eye), and eyebrows. Also, add the inner ear lines. Biscuit Krueger’s eyes detailed with eyebrows, eyelashes, and inner ear lines sketched - step 06

Step 7: Drawing the Fringe

Sketch Biscuit’s fringe, adding more detail to her hairstyle.

Biscuit Krueger’s fringe sketched, adding detail to her hair - step 07

Step 8: Additional Hair and Bow Tie

Draw another layer of hair and add the bow tie on top of her head. Biscuit Krueger’s additional hair layer and bow tie sketched - step 08

Step 9: Neck and Collar

Draw Biscuit’s neck and the collar of her dress, adding detail to the upper part of her outfit.

Biscuit Krueger’s neck and collar sketched - step 09

Step 10: Dress Shoulders and Sleeves

Begin sketching the dress by drawing the shoulders and sleeves, outlining the upper part of her dress. Biscuit Krueger’s dress shoulders and sleeves sketched - step 10

Step 11: Arms and Hands with Gloves

Sketch Biscuit’s arms and hands, making sure to include the gloves she’s wearing.

Biscuit Krueger’s arms and hands sketched with gloves - step 11

Step 12: Waist and Skirt

Draw the waist area and the full shape of the skirt of her dress. Biscuit Krueger’s waist and skirt of her dress sketched - step 12

Step 13: Dress Pattern

Add the pattern to the skirt and shoulders of Biscuit’s dress.

Pattern on Biscuit Krueger’s dress sketched - step 13

Step 14: Legs and Socks

Sketch her legs down to the ankles, including the wavy top part of her socks. Biscuit Krueger’s legs and the wavy top of her socks sketched - step 14

Step 15: Feet and Shoes

Outline the shape of her feet in the shoes, completing the lower part of her figure.

Biscuit Krueger’s feet outlined in shoes - step 15

Step 16: Ponytail

Draw her ponytail, adding volume and shape to complete her hairstyle. Biscuit Krueger’s ponytail sketched, completing her hairstyle - step 16

Step 17: Details and Refinements

Add the lacing on her chest, refine the hair, sketch small fabric folds on her dress, detail the shoes, and add additional strands to the ponytail.

Details on Biscuit Krueger’s dress, shoes, hair, and lacing sketched - step 17

Step 18: Clean Up or Ink

Once you’ve finished your drawing, take a moment to clean it up. Erase any remaining guidelines if everything looks good. If you want to ink your drawing, do so carefully and make sure the ink is fully dry before erasing any pencil marks. Note that you can download and print this image to use as a coloring page of Biscuit.

Biscuit Krueger’s drawing cleaned up by erasing rough sketch lines or inking - step 18

Step 19: Coloring Reference

Use this final colored version as a reference if you want to add colors to your drawing.

A Guide on How to Draw Biscuit Krueger's Fake Form - Colored reference for drawing - final step

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