The Otaku Hacker’s Guide: How to Draw Itaru Hashida from Steins;Gate

Greetings, fellow artists and Steins;Gate enthusiasts! Are you ready to dive into the world of time travel and unveil the hidden artistic prowess within you? Today, we’re embarking on a thrilling journey to learn how to draw Itaru Hashida from Steins;Gate. By the end of this adventure, you’ll have a fantastic sketch of our favorite hacker and otaku.

So, grab your pencils, sketchbooks, and maybe even a futuristic gadget or two, as we journey through time and space to bring Itaru Hashida to life on paper!

Meet the Super Hacker: Itaru Hashida’s Story

Before we start sketching, let’s get to know Itaru Hashida a little better. Also known by his nickname Daru or his online handle DaSH, Itaru is a main character in both Steins;Gate and Steins;Gate 0. As an experienced hacker and hardcore otaku, he’s a member of the Future Gadget Lab and a close friend of Rintaro Okabe.

Aside from his hacking abilities, Itaru is also famous for being the husband of Yuki Amane and the father of Suzuha Amane. With his short, overweight stature and glasses, Daru is an unforgettable character in the Steins;Gate universe.

Time-Travelling Art Tips

Before we delve into the sketching process, let’s go over some essential art tips that will help you draw Itaru Hashida flawlessly:

1. Observe the character’s unique features and clothing.
2. Break down the figure into basic shapes.
3. Add details and refine the sketch.
4. Embrace imperfections and practice, practice, practice!

With these tips in mind, you’re ready to tackle the challenge of drawing the genius hacker, Itaru Hashida.

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Now that you’ve worked through how to draw The Otaku Hacker’s Guide from Steins;Gate, I’m curious what you actually used to make it, whether that was pencil and paper, a drawing tablet, or some app on your phone. The range of approaches people bring to the same tutorial is always interesting to see. Drop your version in the comments on the pinned Pinterest post for this one, it’s a good spot to show it off.